Cashmere Scarf/Shawl - Gradient, Ring Velvet, Mount Hope, Suitable for All Seasons

Kashmir Goat Cashmere Shawl Scarf (Cashmere) This product exclusively uses high-quality cashmere from the goat's neck and abdomen, providing excellent warmth in winter. The gradient dyeing highlights the scarf's luxurious texture! Ideal for gifting or personal use; an exquisite gift box is available for purchase (scarf in gift box is for reference only). Dimensions: 70 cm x 200 cm Material: Kashmir Goat Cashmere (Cashmere) Origin: Nepal Yarn Count: 200s Weight: Approximately 70 grams Craftsmanship: Handmade Cashmere, or "goat down," is harvested from goats that mostly inhabit the high altitudes of the Himalayas, over 15,000 feet. To withstand the cold, they grow a layer of soft "down" in late autumn for added warmth. This down is among the finest animal fibers, offering not only exceptional warmth but also being lightweight, lustrous, and elastic, earning it the nickname "diamond fiber." The key differences between Cashmere and regular wool are: 1. Cashmere feels lightweight and is not prickly to the touch. 2. Cashmere's irregular curls and fineness create air pockets when woven into a scarf, which helps block cold air from entering and prevents body heat from escaping, ensuring excellent warmth. 3. Its natural elasticity means it resists wrinkling and quickly recovers its beautiful shape after folding. Suitable for: Spring, Autumn, Winter, air-conditioned rooms, international travel (including snowy destinations). There may be slight color differences between photos and the actual product. Handmade dyeing may not be perfect; please refrain from purchasing if this is a concern! Precautions: 1. The material is delicate; dry cleaning is recommended. Iron at a low temperature with a cloth barrier; do not bleach or iron at high temperatures. 2. Avoid wearing with other metal jewelry or accessories to prevent snagging. 3. Cashmere fibers are very fine; occasional snagging on 100% Cashmere is normal. If snagged, do not cut the fibers; gently pull them straight in the direction of the weave by hand. 4. If pilling occurs, gently pat it away with your hand; do not use a brush. 5. Photos may have color variations. While handmade weaving is intricate, it cannot be perfect. The scarf edges may appear fuzzy. 6. Made in Nepal without fixatives; slight color bleeding or fading is normal.