Natural Fibres

We use the following natural fibres

Himalayan Wool

Our woollen products are made from a blend of Himalayan and imported merino wool. In the early days we used only imported Australian merino wool, though our intention was always to shift to local, Himalayan wool. Now we get free range wool procurred from Himachal Pradesh and Harsil areas in the Himalayas, and blend it with merino.

Yak Wool

Yak is a large bovine inhabiting trans-Himalayan regions of Ladakh, Tibet, Mongolia and parts of central Asia. Its wool (the soft down) is well known for its warmth, softness, breathability and odor resistance.

We get Yak wool from nomads in Ladakh to make shawls, stoles and scarves.

Pashmina

Our pashmina products are made from pashmina procured from the Changthang region of Ladakh (4500 mts.), and Tibet. It is spun in Himachal Pradesh and hand woven into fine shawls, stoles and scarves in the Garhwal Himalayas.

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