Nubra II
Nubra Collection
Our Nubra collection is named after a river and region in Ladakh, home to one of the world’s largest glaciers, the Siachen Glacier.
This collection pulls colour inspiration from this glacier, and from the spectacularly golden sunrises.
The colours pay homage to the Ladakh (and Changthang) region where our goats are originally from, and where the shepherds we work with have lived for generations.
Staying true to the tradition and craftsmanship, our cashmere shawls are soft, light, and incredibly versatile. Each of our pure cashmere shawls are called "ring" shawls, as they are sheer enough to pass through an average wedding ring.
Whether wrapped tight in the winter, or draped loosely in the shoulder seasons, this thin and beautiful shawl will compliment any wardrobe
Vegetable Dyes. Pure Cashmere Wool.
200cm X 100cm
Perfect Imperfection: All of our pieces are made of hand-spun wool, and are hand-woven on a loom. Thus, no two pieces are the same, and often there are imperfections in the weave that give each piece it’s uniqueness.
Shawl Colours: These shawls incorporate natural wool colour, and vegetable dyes. Showcasing the natural colour of the pashmina goat means there will be variations among the cream and brown styles.
For the vegetable dye colours, the dye families employ techniques to keep colours as true as possible. However, there also may be slight variations in the blues and greys.
Nubra Collection
Our Nubra collection is named after a river and region in Ladakh, home to one of the world’s largest glaciers, the Siachen Glacier.
This collection pulls colour inspiration from this glacier, and from the spectacularly golden sunrises.
The colours pay homage to the Ladakh (and Changthang) region where our goats are originally from, and where the shepherds we work with have lived for generations.
Staying true to the tradition and craftsmanship, our cashmere shawls are soft, light, and incredibly versatile. Each of our pure cashmere shawls are called "ring" shawls, as they are sheer enough to pass through an average wedding ring.
Whether wrapped tight in the winter, or draped loosely in the shoulder seasons, this thin and beautiful shawl will compliment any wardrobe
Vegetable Dyes. Pure Cashmere Wool.
200cm X 100cm
Perfect Imperfection: All of our pieces are made of hand-spun wool, and are hand-woven on a loom. Thus, no two pieces are the same, and often there are imperfections in the weave that give each piece it’s uniqueness.
Shawl Colours: These shawls incorporate natural wool colour, and vegetable dyes. Showcasing the natural colour of the pashmina goat means there will be variations among the cream and brown styles.
For the vegetable dye colours, the dye families employ techniques to keep colours as true as possible. However, there also may be slight variations in the blues and greys.
Nubra Collection
Our Nubra collection is named after a river and region in Ladakh, home to one of the world’s largest glaciers, the Siachen Glacier.
This collection pulls colour inspiration from this glacier, and from the spectacularly golden sunrises.
The colours pay homage to the Ladakh (and Changthang) region where our goats are originally from, and where the shepherds we work with have lived for generations.
Staying true to the tradition and craftsmanship, our cashmere shawls are soft, light, and incredibly versatile. Each of our pure cashmere shawls are called "ring" shawls, as they are sheer enough to pass through an average wedding ring.
Whether wrapped tight in the winter, or draped loosely in the shoulder seasons, this thin and beautiful shawl will compliment any wardrobe
Vegetable Dyes. Pure Cashmere Wool.
200cm X 100cm
Perfect Imperfection: All of our pieces are made of hand-spun wool, and are hand-woven on a loom. Thus, no two pieces are the same, and often there are imperfections in the weave that give each piece it’s uniqueness.
Shawl Colours: These shawls incorporate natural wool colour, and vegetable dyes. Showcasing the natural colour of the pashmina goat means there will be variations among the cream and brown styles.
For the vegetable dye colours, the dye families employ techniques to keep colours as true as possible. However, there also may be slight variations in the blues and greys.