New Pashmina Cashmere Stole from Ladakh, India

Purchased several years ago from a Pashmina specialty shop in Leh, northern India. This Pashmina is made from the hair of goats raised by nomadic herders in the cold, arid region of Ladakh, India. It's high-quality Pashmina from authentic Ladakh, and is one of the finest cashmere stoles available. The fabric is incredibly soft and delicate.

The shop owner mentioned that they also supply to Japanese department stores.

It has a silky-soft feel.
Upon closer inspection, there's a subtle pattern.

This Pashmina stole can be used year-round, from spring to winter.

Due to the conflict between India and China, which affects the border region, the number of goats that provide the raw material for Pashmina is decreasing. This is increasing its rarity and value.

Size: 73cm x 204cm

*Additional Notes: Although new and unused, a snag was found. Please see the 10th image for details.

In the 14th image, I compared the color with a LOQI eco-bag currently for sale. It's a slightly darker blue than the eco-bag.

*Regarding the blue color, which is the most difficult to adjust, I have adjusted the color as closely as possible to the actual product. It's more of a yellowish-toned blue, like a deep turquoise blue, rather than a cool cobalt blue.

The pattern may be visible depending on the angle, or it may not be visible at all. From a distance, it may appear to be a solid color.