▲Kashmir is close to the Himalayas. In order to combat the special cold climate, in addition to the wool on the surface, goats will also grow a layer of soft short hair between the skin and the long
hair in late autumn every year to enhance warmth. This layer of thin and short down is "Cashmere", which is not only light and soft, but also extremely warm.
▲I like the sound of the shuttle hitting the wooden strips when weaving. There is always a sense of rustic tranquility. It is a traditional handicraft from the Himalayas. Production techniques
▲Made with Kashmir's most representative traditional hand embroidery, each piece is a meticulous work of art. The production process is time-consuming and unique
▲The simple warmth of the hand, the fine wool does not scratch the skin, it is skin-friendly A good choice for keeping warm
▲Dazzling colors and details can be seen
▲The tassels on the edges make the material comfortable and warm
▲According to your daily good mood, there are many ways to wrap it, and it can be used in air-conditioned rooms. Or travel abroad, light and warm
▲Let the shawl take good care of you and no longer catch colds in winter
▲Embroidery details on the back
▲New French design, each color is unique, delicate and solid traditional weaving
▲With a hand feel Travel the world with your shawl! It is also a creative gift for autumn and winter
▲ Comes with a hand-touch carton packaging, making it very convenient for you to give gifts
▲ Washable, hand washing is recommended, a laundry bag is required for machine washing
▲Material
100% Himalayan Kashmir Wool
▲Size
Width 70 cm
Length 200 cm
Because each person's measurement method and position are slightly different, the dimensions are all horizontal manual measurements. There will be a slight deviation from the actual size due to
factors such as the elasticity of the fabric and the starting point of measurement. The error size ±3cm is the acceptable range of international inspection standards
▲ Recommended cleaning method
1 - Put an appropriate amount of washing powder in a plastic basin, adjust it evenly with warm water, put the scarf flat in the basin, open your hands and press hard 2. For thirty strokes, let the
washing powder solution pass back and forth through the gaps in the scarf fibers so that the fibers will not tangle with each other.
2 - Use the same method for washing with water until the scarf is clean.
3 - Rub the scarf dry. When drying the scarf, lay it flat on a towel or a clothes drying rack, and dry it naturally in a cool place, because ultraviolet rays will cause the wool to turn yellow.
