Cashmere Scarf/Shawl - Hand-Dyed Gradient, Ring Velvet, Encounter in the Afternoon, Suitable for All Seasons

Kashmir Goat Down Shawl Scarf (Cashmere) This product is meticulously crafted from the finest goat down sourced from the neck and belly of cashmere goats, offering superior warmth during winter. The gradient dyeing technique further enhances the scarf's luxurious texture! Ideal for both gifting and personal use. An exquisite gift box can be purchased separately (scarf in gift box is for reference only). Dimensions: 70 cm x 200 cm Material: Kashmir Goat Down (Cashmere) Origin: Nepal Yarn Count: 200s Weight: Approx. 70g Production: Handmade Cashmere, meaning "goat down," is derived from goats that predominantly inhabit the high altitudes of the Himalayas, over 15,000 feet. To endure the cold, they grow a layer of soft "down" in late autumn for added warmth. This down is among the finest animal fibers, not only providing excellent insulation but also being known as "diamond fiber" due to its lightweight, lustrous, and elastic qualities. The key differences between Cashmere and regular wool are: 1. Cashmere feels lightweight and does not cause any prickling sensation. 2. The irregular curls and fineness of Cashmere create air pockets when woven into a scarf. This not only prevents cold air from penetrating but also traps body heat, ensuring exceptional warmth. 3. Its excellent elasticity means it resists wrinkling and quickly regains its beautiful shape after being folded. Suitable for: Spring, Autumn, Winter, Air-Conditioned Rooms, International Travel (including snowy regions) Please note that there may be slight color variations between photos and the actual product. Hand-dyed items may not be perfectly uniform; please refrain from purchasing if this is a concern. Precautions: 1. Due to its delicate nature, dry cleaning is recommended. Iron at a low temperature with a pressing cloth; do not bleach or iron at high temperatures. 2. Avoid wearing with other metal accessories to prevent snagging. 3. The fine fibers of cashmere can occasionally snag, which is normal for 100% Cashmere. If snagging occurs, do not cut the fibers; gently pull them straight along the weave direction with your fingers. 4. If pilling occurs, gently remove it with your hands; do not use a brush. 5. Photos may exhibit color differences. While the handmade weave is intricate, perfection is not guaranteed. The edges of the scarf may appear fuzzy. 6. As these items are made in Nepal without added fixatives, slight color bleeding or fading is a normal occurrence.