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Pashm, from the Persian word for "wool,"
refers to the under fur of certain Tibetan animals,
particularly goats, commonly used for the making
of shawls.
Pashmina is the most luxurious, softest, warmest
and lightest natural fiber in the world. This is
the same goat where cashmere comes from. The difference
is that the pashmina only comes from goats resident
above about 15,000 feet, and it only comes from
the one part of the neck. More...
Nepalese pashmina is very popular in the international
fashion market. Nepalese pashmina was also appreciated
by her royal highness Queen Elizabeth of the United
Kingdom who wrapped herself in pashmina shawl publicly…..
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