How Pashmina Scarves Are Made

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ABOUT US.
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ABOUT US

• Angela Jey is a Hong Kong-based online artisan
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  crafted accessories, and we have a fondness for
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  accessories from around the world. All of our
  items are ethically made by artisans with pride
  in their workshops.

• Angela Jey

Angela Jey is a Hong Kong-based online artisan
accessory brand. We appreciate all beautifully
crafted accessories, and we have a fondness for
pashmina from Kashmir and one-of-a-kind unique
accessories from around the world.
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How Pashmina Scarves Are Made
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• The process of making a Pashmina scarf requires
  great skill.

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The Timeless Elegance of Pashmina Scarf

• Pashmina scarves are not just pieces of fabric
  but more than that they are a blend of history,
  culture, and craftsmanship. These luxurious
  scarves have been cherished for centuries and
  till now they are known for their luxurious
  warmth. During the Mughal era in India, a
  Pashmina scarf became even more popular. The
  Mughal emperors were fond of arts and crafts, and
  they supported the production of Pashmina shawls
  and scarves.
• In this article, we will explore what makes
  Pashmina scarves so special, and how they are
  made. So that you can get to know more about the
  pashmina scarves.

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How Pashmina Scarves Are Made

• The process of making a Pashmina scarf requires
  great skill. Here is a step-by-step overview of
  how these beautiful scarves are crafted

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Collecting the Wool

• The first step of making scarves or pashmina
  shawls is to collect the Pashmina wool from the
  Changthangi goats. This is usually done during
  the spring season when the goats naturally shed
  their winter coat. They used to collect the wool
  from sheds, and stones and by gently coming wool
  from the goats. The fine undercoat is carefully
  combed out and collected.

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Cleaning the Wool

• Once the wool is collected, later the raw wool is
  cleaned so that they can remove the impurities
  from it. The cleaning process may look very easy
  but this is a very important step to make a
  Pashmina scarf. It involves several rounds of
  washing and drying so that the wool can be
  properly cleaned.

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Spinning the Wool

• After properly cleaning the wool, it is then spun
  into yarn so that it can be converted into
  high-quality wool to make pashmina shawls. This
  process is traditionally done by hand using a
  spinning wheel, which is known as a charkha. This
  process is very helpful so that they can maintain
  the softness and quality of the wool. It is a
  very crucial step in making a pashmina shawl.

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Weaving the Yarn

• When the yarn is completed it is then woven into
  a good fabric with the help of the traditional
  handlooms. Weaving is not an easy process and it
  takes several days to complete. However, it
  depends on the complexity of the design. This
  process is slightly different for every design so
  they can make different styles of these shawls.

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Dyeing and Embellishing

• After weaving, a Pashmina scarf may be dyed in
  various colors. They often use a natural dye so
  that they can achieve vibrant and long-lasting
  hues. Some Pashmina scarves are also embroidered
  by hand, to add extra beauty and uniqueness to
  these shawls. So that you can buy different
  styles of pashmina shawls to style them.

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Finishing Touches

• The process of making the shawls does not end
  after dying them. The scarves are washed,
  stretched, and finished to ensure they are soft
  and smooth.

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The Unique Qualities of Pashmina

• The pashmina shawls are been crafted by
  complicated processes as we have discussed
  earlier. Here are some qualities of the pashmina
  shawls.

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Softness

• The pashmina shawls are known for their soft and
  feathery touch which makes them comfortable to
  wear against the skin. The fineness of the fibers
  gives Pashmina its luxurious feel.

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Warmth

• Despite their lightweight, Pashmina scarves
  provide excellent warmth. As they are extracted
  from the cashmere goats, you can carry these
  shawls and scarves in extreme cold. The natural
  insulating properties of the wool make it ideal
  for keeping warm in cold weather.

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Breathability

• A Pashmina scarf is also breathable, which means
  it can be worn comfortably in a variety of
  climates without causing overheating. These are
  not only ideal for the cold weather but also a
  good choice for summer.

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Conclusion
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• In conclusion, we can say that if you are looking
  for a luxurious fabric then you can invest in the
  pashmina shawls. Whether you wear one to keep
  warm or to add a touch of elegance to your
  outfit, a Pashmina scarf is a timeless piece that
  will always be in style. Also, you can truly
  appreciate the beauty and value of these
  luxurious scarves by investing in them. o, the
  next time you wrap yourself in a Pashmina,
  remember that you are wearing a piece of art that
  has been cherished for centuries.
• I hope you will find this article helpful and you
  will get to know about the process of making a
  pashmina shawl.

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