Handmade · The Himalayas

Rare things don't need to raise their voice.

Shawls and throws in natural wool, woven by hand by artisans in Kashmir, Ladakh and Himachal Pradesh.

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A piece with character

The warmth of nature.
The work of human hands.
A piece of Himalayan heritage.

Every piece is handwoven and made in limited numbers. We select shawls, scarves and throws meant to stay with you for years — through everyday life, travel and the moments worth remembering.

Collections

Five characters of wool

From weightless softness to bold hand-woven pattern.

100% goat down · made to order

Pashmina

Fine, light and rare. Individually made from the undercoat of high-altitude goats.

Colours & swatches

Ivory Cream Taupe Pebble Dusty Rose Smoke Apricot Ochre Wine Chocolate Blue Denim Deep Green Grey

Chocolate pashmina fabric arranged in soft folds — Chocolate weave

Powder pink pashmina fabric arranged in soft folds — Powder softness

Wine red pashmina fabric arranged in soft folds — Wine tone

from $215

100% sheep's wool

Lamb

The soft undercoat of young high-altitude lambs: warm, light and supple.

Colours & swatches

Peach Warm Beige Sand Caramel Terracotta Orchid Berry Scarlet Amber Raspberry Blue Denim Dark Chocolate

Lamb wool shawls in black, ivory and taupe — Neutral palette

Folded Lamb wool shawls in assorted colours — Colour assortment

Stack of lamb wool shawls in warm colours — Colour palette

from $85

100% sheep's wool

Basoli

Bold texture, softness and warmth for cool evenings.

Colours & swatches

Turquoise Raspberry Powder Pink Emerald Peach Amber Scarlet Blue Berry Chocolate Sand

Purple Basoli wool texture arranged in soft folds — Purple wool texture

Basoli shawls stacked in turquoise, pink, lilac, green, peach and ochre — Seasonal colours

Basoli shawls in a layered colour palette — Colour palette

from $105

Beige cashmere throw with geometric zigzag weave

100% cashmere · handmade

Cashmere Throws

Handwoven in Kashmir, faithful to tradition: the down of high-altitude goats, exceptionally soft, warm and weightless.

Palette

Sand Pearl Taupe Grey Smoky Graphite Grey Beige Chestnut Espresso Black & White Beige Chocolate Linen Stone Grey

Dark cashmere throw with herringbone weave — Detail: herringbone weave

Cashmere throws with a textured geometric weave — Dark palette

Stack of light and dark cashmere throws with herringbone weave — Soft herringbone weave

$270

Woman wrapped in a graphite Himalayan wool throw

100% sheep's wool · woven pattern

Himalayan Throws

woven pattern along the border

Handmade high in the mountains from pure sheep's wool, with no additives and no compromises.

Palettebase colour

Graphite Grey Olive Beige Light Grey Chestnut Cream Deep Olive Smoky White Apricot Terracotta

Stacked Himalayan wool throws with woven borders — Colour samples

Himalayan wool throws with colourful woven borders — Woven border samples

Himalayan throw packed for travel — On the road

$115

Close-up of folded natural wool shawls with a herringbone weave

The material shapes the feeling

Not just "soft."
Different, every time.

Pashmina: Pure goat down. Our finest, most delicate collection.
Lamb: The undercoat of young sheep: light, airy and cosy.
Basoli: Select sheep's wool with a bold, expressive texture.
Cashmere Throw: 100% handmade Kashmiri cashmere: soft, warm and weightless.
Himalayan Throw: 100% sheep's wool with a woven pattern, made by hand high in the mountains.

Sizes & prices

Catalogue

Availability and shades change: every piece is made in limited numbers.

Lamb

100% sheep's wool

Scarf · 200×70 cm: $85
Shawl · 200×100 cm: $110

Pashmina

100% goat down · made to order

Scarf · 200×70 cm: $215
Shawl · 200×100 cm: $300
Large LOHI · 140×265 cm: $430

Basoli

100% sheep's wool

Scarf · 200×70 cm: $105
Shawl · 200×100 cm: $170

Throws

Natural wool · handmade

Himalayan · 200×100 cm: $115
Cashmere · 290×140 cm: $270

Origin

High in the mountains, far from mass production.

Our pieces are born in Kashmir, Ladakh and Himachal Pradesh. Artisans work on traditional looms, carrying forward generations of skill — which is why no two shawls are ever quite the same.

We work directly with the makers and personally select every piece for material, shade and craftsmanship.