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Pashmina Silk Shawl Black Gold Classic Treasures New

This is a gorgeous black and gold color floral pattern Pashmina shawl, made of cashmere wool and silk.

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Back by popular demand: This is a gorgeous black and gold color floral pattern Pashmina shawl 55% cashmere wool and 45% silk. This item is new without price tags, never worn before. The quality is exceptionally high. This is not the everyday cheap Pashmina scarf you mostly encounter online. The size is huge, it can be used for the head, the neck or as a body wrap. The pictures do not do justice to this gorgeous item! Appears lighter color on the pictures, it is more black with golden threads woven into the fabric. This one is a head turner, and will keep you warm!

Scarf: 70" x 27.5"
Tassel: 1 inch
Pashmina Silk Cashmere
Brand new
Black Gold
2 Ply

Care instructions: Dry cleaning recommended.
Material: 55% finest pure cashmere and 43% silk

Pashmina refers to a type of cashmere wool and textiles made from it. The name comes from Pashmineh, made from Persian pashm (= "wool"). This wool comes from changthangi or pashmina goat—a special breed of goat indigenous to high altitudes of the Himalayas. The wool has been used for thousands of years to make high-quality shawls that also bear the same name. The goat sheds its winter coat every spring and the fleece is caught on thorn bushes. One goat sheds approximately 3-8 ounces of the fiber. Villages would scour the mountainside for the finest fleece to be used. Cashmere shawls have been manufactured in Kashmir and Nepal for thousands of years. The test for a quality pashmina has been warmth, feel and the passing of the shawl through a wedding ring.

Pashmina is an indigenous Nepali word which only became popular after the so-named shawls, woven in Nepal, started being popular in the west. What are commonly thought of as pashminas have their origin in Nepal, where the people have a cultural heritage of hand-weaving pashmina shawls with the well-known fringing and hand dyeing.

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