Pure Pashmina Saree

Pashmina is renowned for its incredibly soft and delicate texture, often described as a gentle caress. This is due to the fineness of the fibers, typically ranging from 12-15 microns, significantly thinner than human hair and most wool.

• Remarkable Warmth: Despite its lightweight feel, Pashmina provides excellent insulation and warmth, making it ideal for cold climates. The fine fibers trap air, creating a natural barrier against the cold. It is often said to be significantly warmer than sheep's wool.
• Lightweight and Comfortable: Pashmina is remarkably light, allowing for comfortable layering and draping without feeling bulky.
• Beautiful Drape: The fine nature of the fibers results in an elegant and graceful drape.
• Traditional Craftsmanship: Authentic Pashmina is traditionally hand-spun and hand-woven by skilled artisans, often using techniques passed down through generations. This meticulous process contributes to its unique quality and feel.
• Rarity and Exclusivity: The limited geographical source of the Changthangi goats and the labor-intensive process of collecting and processing the fine undercoat contribute to Pashmina's relative rarity and higher cost compared to other wools.
• Breathability: Pashmina is a breathable fiber, providing warmth in winter without causing overheating, making it comfortable in transitional seasons as well.

Inspired by traditional Rajasthani art, architecture, and royal attire. This can include motifs like paisleys, floral patterns, geometric designs, and sometimes even depictions of courtly scenes or animals.

• Vibrant colors: Rajasthani textiles are known for their bold and lively color palettes, and "Rajwadi Pashmina" items often incorporate these vibrant hues.
• Elaborate embellishments: These pashminas might feature intricate embroidery using silk or zari (metallic thread), beadwork, mirror work, or other embellishments that add to their regal appearance.
• Luxurious feel: While the "Rajwadi" descriptor focuses on the aesthetic, the base material is still typically high-quality pashmina wool, known for its softness and warmth.

Therefore, when you see "Rajwadi Pashmina," it generally indicates a pashmina shawl or garment that has been designed with a royal Rajasthani aesthetic in mind, rather than a specific grade or origin of the pashmina wool itself.

Think of it like "Banarasi silk sarees" – the "Banarasi" refers to the weaving style and origin (Varanasi), not a different type of silk. Similarly, "Rajwadi Pashmina" refers to the design style reminiscent of Rajasthan's royalty applied to pashmina fabric.

You might find "Rajwadi Pashmina" shawls, stoles, or even blended silk-pashmina sarees that incorporate this regal style. When purchasing, it's still important to consider the quality of the pashmina wool itself in addition to the beauty of the "Rajwadi" design.