A Geography, Not a Product

Pashwrap was founded to preserve the integrity of one of the world’s rarest textile traditions — Himalayan Pashmina. Not as an interpretation, not as a modern substitute, but as it has existed for centuries.

True Pashmina begins far from fashion capitals. On the high-altitude Changthang plateau, where winters are unforgiving and survival depends on adaptation, Changthangi goats develop an exceptionally fine underfleece. This fibre, collected once a year during the natural molting season, is the origin of everything we create.

From Changthang to Kashmir

At Pashwrap, our work follows a single, uninterrupted path.

The fibre is hand-combed in Changthang, then transported to Kashmir, where it is hand-spun and woven by skilled artisans using traditional wooden looms. No stage of the process is industrialised. No step is rushed.

This continuity — from source to finished piece — is what defines authenticity. It is also what limits scale. We accept these limits as part of the craft, not constraints to overcome.

Craft Over Scale

Every Pashwrap piece is created slowly. The spinning, weaving, and finishing of a single scarf can take weeks, shaped by human hands rather than machines.

Subtle variations in texture and weave are not corrected or concealed. They are the natural result of handwork and serve as a quiet record of the people who made the piece.

We work directly with artisan families in Kashmir, supporting the continuity of knowledge that has been passed down through generations.

Why We Exist

In a world driven by speed and volume, true Pashmina is increasingly rare. The fibre cannot be farmed intensively. The craft cannot be automated. The process does not scale without losing its essence.

Pashwrap exists to protect this balance — between material, maker, and time.

We produce only what the season and the craft allow, creating objects meant to be worn, kept, and valued over decades.

A Quiet Commitment

We do not follow trends, seasonal colour cycles, or mass production calendars. Each piece is released when it is ready, not when the market demands it.

This restraint is intentional. It allows us to remain faithful to the material, respectful to the artisans, and honest with those who choose to wear Pashwrap.

Handwoven in Kashmir

Every Pashwrap is accompanied by a provenance record detailing its origin and weave. This is not a mark of reassurance, but a continuation of transparency — a way of documenting a journey that begins in the Himalayas and ends with the wearer.

Pashwrap creates cashmere without excess, without shortcuts, and without compromise.