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Made in Kashmir, India from pure Pashmina, this black scarf embodies the timeless Hashidar tradition, where elegance is defined by restraint and precision. Woven on a traditional handloom, it features a finely hand-embroidered border crafted in delicate needle work, framing a calm, unbroken centre that enhances its refined presence. Inspired by motifs once favoured by royalty, each stitch reflects generations of artisanal knowledge and quiet devotion to craft. Exceptionally soft, lightweight, and naturally warm, this scarf is a study in understated luxury, designed to endure beyond seasons and trends while carrying forward the living heritage of Kashmiri Pashmina.

What is Hashidar?

Hashidar refers to a classic Kashmiri Pashmina design tradition distinguished by its ornamented borders and a deliberately understated centre. The term comes from hashiya, meaning border, and dar, meaning having, together signifying “that which has a border.” In a Hashidar Pashmina, the beauty lies in balance: intricate hand needle work frames the edges, while the central field remains calm and uncluttered. This style was historically favoured for its quiet sophistication, allowing the craftsmanship of the embroidery to stand out without overwhelming the fabric, and remains a hallmark of refined, authentic Pashmina artistry today.