Description
Delicate saffron, clean weave—understated warmth with a premium drape.
Defined by Delicate Saffron with Solid Weave, this shawl is crafted from an ultra-premium Kashmiri cashmere blend (pashmina-blend) designed to enhance durability without compromising the exquisite softness and luxury of pure cashmere.
Evolved from the centuries-old pashmina traditions of the Kashmir valley, it blends heritage motifs, fine yarns, and a modern weave—so you can reach for it daily, not just on special occasions.
Saffron brings warmth to winter layers—especially over camel, brown, and cream.
Why you’ll love it
• Soft, fluid drape that falls naturally around the shoulders
• Clean, solid weave for understated elegance and maximum versatility
• Everyday-ready luxury: the blend is more resilient than pure pashmina for regular wear and travel
• Lightweight warmth with a finished weight of approx. 206g
Fibre & feel
The carefully balanced cashmere blend strengthens the delicate pashmina-style weave while preserving softness, breathability, and gentle warmth.
Lightweight & travel-friendly
At approximately 206g, it drapes beautifully without feeling heavy, layers easily over dresses, knits, or coats, and folds down small for travel.
Kashmir heritage & craft
For generations, Kashmiri artisans have spun, dyed, and woven some of the world’s most coveted shawls. This piece is made for contemporary wardrobes, with its soul firmly rooted in that history—from the way the fabric catches the light to subtle, heritage-inspired patterning.
Details
• Material: Kashmiri cashmere blend (pashmina-blend)
• Approximate weight: 206g
• Craft origin: Traditional weaving arts from the Kashmir valley
• Use: Evening wrap, winter scarf, travel layer or heirloom-worthy gift
• Care: Professional dry-clean only
A textile that feels alive
More than an accessory, it’s designed to become part of your daily rhythm—cool mornings, long flights, evenings out, and quiet moments at home. Because every batch of yarn and weaving run is slightly different, no two pieces are ever completely alike.
