Pashmina 70% Kaschmir Classic orchid mauve Original Ring-Pashmina Our bronze-hued pashmina evokes the

Our bronze-hued pashmina evokes the soft rays of a setting sun

It lends the pashmina a subtle elegance and a touch of glamour

this blanket will surely continue to be a cherished companion

Knitted densely on hand-operated knitting machines with lots and lots of yarn

more feminine aesthetic

Pashmina 70% Kaschmir Classic orchid mauve Original Ring-Pashmina Our bronze-hued pashmina evokes theIn the mid 19th century, the British chemist Sir William Henry Perkin discovered a new purple dye during an experiment. He was thrilled with his discovery and named the dye mauveine, as the color resembled the purple hue of the wild mallow (French 'mauve'). Mauveine quickly became popular in the fashion and textile industries and is considered a milestone in the history of textile dyes. It quickly gained popularity in royal circles and was mentioned