Cashmere, synonymous with luxury and comfort, has a rich heritage that traces its origins to the Himalayan region. The Cashmere goat also known as Changras, native to these areas, produces the fine undercoat wool that is transformed into the coveted fiber. While Kashmir is renowned for its cashmere shawls, Nepal has long been an unsung hero in the industry.
Nepal’s highlands have provided ideal conditions for cashmere goats, and its artisans have refined the art of weaving over centuries. Traditional hand-spinning and weaving techniques passed down through generations, have enabled Nepalese craftspeople to create textiles of exceptional quality. The Kathmandu Valley, in particular, has been a hub for cashmere production, blending heritage methods with modern designs to produce unique and luxurious products.
In recent years, Nepal has emerged as a global leader in ethical and sustainable cashmere production. Brands from Nepal are celebrated for their commitment to eco-friendly practices, including responsible wool sourcing and natural dyes. This dedication ensures that each piece not only embodies elegance but also aligns with contemporary values of sustainability.
As a Nepal-based cashmere brand, we are proud to carry forward this legacy. By combining traditional craftsmanship with modern innovation, we aim to honor Nepal’s rich history in cashmere and share its unparalleled artistry with the world.