Cashmere Throw (Nepalese)

A simple, nature-inspired piece designed to bring warmth and quiet character to the home.

$125.00
Color
Size
55X110
Presentation
Single

Woven in the Himalayas. Softened by tradition.

Handwoven in Nepal from an elevated blend of cashmere and cotton, this artisan-crafted scarf carries the quiet refinement of generations of Himalayan textile craftsmanship. Lightweight yet insulating, the weave offers remarkable softness and an effortless drape designed for everyday layering.

Each scarf is created on traditional foot-operated looms by skilled women artisans using techniques passed carefully through generations. The cashmere fibers originate from the high Himalayan regions, where Chyangra goats naturally shed their fine undercoats each spring. The fibers are gently gathered, cleaned, spun, and woven into textiles that feel enduring and remarkably light in hand.

Its subtle texture and understated palette allow the piece to move naturally between seasons; equally suited to mountain mornings, quiet travel, or evenings beside the fire. Rooted in craftsmanship and patience, the scarf reflects a slower approach to making and living.

Designed for those who value objects with provenance, warmth, and human touch.

Details

  • 80% Cashmere / 20% Cotton blend
  • Handwoven in Nepal
  • Created on traditional foot-operated looms
  • Lightweight yet insulating weave
  • Approx. 28" X 80"
  • Part of the Wild Luxe Gallery Personal Styling Collection

CURATOR'S NOTE

Why We Chose This Piece

Cashmere Throw (Nepalese)

Our Sourcing Partner

The Path to the Makers

Many of the makers represented in The Wild Luxe Gallery came to us through ETHIK, founded by Melissa Sevy. Over years of traveling, listening, and building relationships with artisan communities around the world, Melissa has created connections rooted in respect, opportunity, and enduring craft.

ETHIK has done the important work of creating a trusted path between these makers and thoughtful markets. We are grateful to follow that path, choosing objects for their beauty, their craftsmanship, and the stories held in the hands that made them.

The Lives Behind the Hands

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