How To Style A Tartan Coat For Any Occasion Janet Jackson’s yellow tartan long coat is worn at the 44th annual Harlem. You don’t have to sacrifice comfort and warmth to look good. This attractive women’s coat protects you from the cold and flatters your figure. It’s easy to make a stylish statement by adding …
10 ways to Test whether your Cashmere Pashmina is Real or fake? Before going to the topic of How to tell if cashmere is Real or Fake, let’s get into a basic but important question. What is Cashmere Pashmina? Pashmina or Cashmere is weaved of Pashmina fleece. The fleece is gathered each spring by shedding …
Natural Dyed Cashmere Can you dye a cashmere/How to dye a cashmere using a Natural process? How you dye cashmere naturally at home or can you dye cashmere at home must be your biggest question. Dying cashmere using natural elements is the oldest and most sustainable eco-friendly technique for dyeing cashmere or any other fabric. …
Two brothers Rajendra Man Singh Basnyat and Rabindra Man Singh Basnyat started a pashmina shop at their 243-year-old ancestral property called Paltan Ghar(an army house) located in Ason, Keltole one of the oldest and busiest marketplaces of Nepal. Their ancestors served closely in an army or a government job. Despite family culture to go …
Namaste from Himalayan Capital! Today we are featuring 200 years old Jacquard Loom technology invented by Joseph Marie Jacquard, which uses the punch card technique to design the fabric, it was later adopted by a computer system. You can call Jacquard the forefather of a modern-day computer. First, the Jacquard Fabric design is translated to …
What is Pashmina and How its made? Pashmina or Cashmere are made up of pashmina wool which is collected every spring shedding the inner winter coat of a pashmina goat called Capra Hiracus or changyra which lives in harsh Himalayan climate above 3000 meters, higher the habitat better the quality of cashmere. Approximately 80–170 grams …
Pashminas are a gorgeous addition to any woman’s wardrobe. Traditionally, a pashmina scarf is hand spun and woven in the Himalayan region of India and Nepal – made from fine cashmere fibers blended with silk. This combination of fibers creates a beautiful material known for its lightweight, yet the warm texture and lustrous appearance. These …
