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Pashmina Shawl:Material: Pashmina is a fine, soft wool that comes from a specific breed of goat called the Chyangra goat, found primarily in the Himalayan regions of Nepal, India (particularly Kashmir), and Tibet. The wool is much finer than regular cashmere, making it incredibly soft and lightweight.Craftsmanship: Pashmina shawls are often handwoven, and the quality can vary depending on the weaving technique and the amount of pashmina wool used. The finest pashmina shawls are extremely lightweight yet incredibly warm, and can be quite expensive due to the labor-intensive process of collecting and weaving the wool.