Handwoven Cashmere Scarves & Shawls

Solid-Color Cashmere Shawls, Handwoven in Nepal

Solid color, one weaver, one loom, roughly five days a piece. Sized 28 × 80, 36 × 80 and 40 × 80 inches — widths chosen the way we would choose a lapel, because how a shawl sits over a shoulder or under a coat collar is a question of proportion, not preference. 14–16 micron Grade A Himalayan fiber, hand-spun, azo-free dyes.

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    • Full-body view of a woman draped in an aquamarine blue cashmere scarf, paired with a white silk pant shirt.A woman wearing an aquamarine blue cashmere scarf wrapped around her neck styled elegantly with a white silk shirt.
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      Aquamarine Blue Handwoven Cashmere Scarf Shawl

       (2) $259.00 USD

      Warmth, Without the Weight. Aquamarine Cashmere, Woven in Kathmandu. One Wrap. Wherever the Day Takes You. Slow Luxury, Made for You: Every piece is individually handwoven on traditional looms in our Kathmandu workshop rather than pulled off a warehouse shelf. Please allow 2–3 weeks for our master artisans to craft and finish your piece.

      • Crafted from 100% pure, allergen-free Grade A cashmere.
      • Sustainably sourced from the Tibetan Plateau.
      • Generously sized at 40″x80″ (1m x 2m), perfect as a scarf or shawl.
      • Handmade in Nepal using traditional handloom techniques.
      • Dyed with Azo-free, eco-friendly colors.
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    • Close-up of a woman wearing an ivory cashmere scarf wrapped stylishly around her neck, paired with an ivory blazer, emphasizing the soft, lightweight fabric.Woman dressed in an ivory blazer with matching pants, fully wrapped in a luxurious ivory cashmere scarf, creating a refined and sophisticated look.
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      Handwoven Ivory Cashmere Scarf Shawl

      $229.00 USD

      Pure Elegance of the Himalayas: Your New Favorite Cashmere Scarf

      • Crafted from 100% pure, allergen-free Grade A cashmere.
      • Sustainably sourced from the Tibetan Plateau.
      • Generously sized at 40″x80″ (1m x 2m), perfect as a scarf or shawl.
      • Handmade in Nepal using traditional handloom techniques.
      • Dyed with Azo-free, eco-friendly colors.
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    • A woman in a dusty pink cocktail dress wraps an emerald green cashmere scarf around her body, emphasizing its generous size and flowing silhouette.A female model in a dusty pink cocktail dress showcases an emerald green cashmere scarf on the catwalk, exuding confidence and style.
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      Emerald Green Handwoven Cashmere Scarf Shawl

      $229.00 USD

      Vibrant Greens of Mountain Valleys: Your New Favorite Emerald Elegance

      • Crafted from 100% pure, allergen-free Grade A cashmere.
      • Sustainably sourced from the Tibetan Plateau.
      • Generously sized at 40″x80″ (1m x 2m), perfect as a scarf or shawl.
      • Handmade in Nepal using traditional handloom techniques.
      • Dyed with Azo-free, eco-friendly colors.
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    • Handwoven Light Teal Green Cashmere Scarf shawl front full view.Handwoven Light Teal Green Cashmere Scarf shawl close-up weave view.
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      Light Teal Green Handwoven Cashmere Scarf Shawl

      $229.00 USD

      Blush of the Himalayan Dawn: Embrace the softness of your new favorite Light Teal Green Handwoven Cashmere Scarf Shawl

      • Crafted from 100% pure, allergen-free Grade A cashmere.
      • Sustainably sourced from the Tibetan Plateau.
      • Generously sized at 40″x80″ (1m x 2m), perfect as a scarf or shawl.
      • Handmade in Nepal using traditional handloom techniques.
      • Dyed with Azo-free, eco-friendly colors.
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    • Woman wearing a mauve featherlight cashmere scarf looped once at the neck, the sheer ends hanging to knee length over a cream top and beige tailored trousers.Teal featherlight cashmere scarf held open to show the full 40 by 80-inch width and the sheer open weave.
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      Featherlight Cashmere Scarf for Travel, Weddings & Events

       (3) $259.00 USD

      A full-size cashmere shawl at 40 × 80 inches that weighs 70 grams — about 34 grams per square meter, roughly a fifth the weight of cotton t-shirt jersey. Light enough to sit under a jacket collar without bulk, large enough to wear open across the shoulders. Handwoven over five days in our Kathmandu workshop.

      • Fiber: 100% Grade A Himalayan cashmere, 14–16 microns, 35–55mm staple
      • Yarn count: 200/2 — two ultra-fine singles twisted together
      • Weight: 70 g (2.5 oz) · approx. 34 g/m²
      • Size: 40″ × 80″ (1m × 2m), plus 1″ eyelash fringe
      • Edge: natural live edge, hand-knotted fringe
      • Color: 80+ shades, custom color on request
      • Dye: azo-free
      • Made: handwoven in Kathmandu, five days per piece
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    • A woman in black pants and a vest posing with a black cashmere scarf stylishly wrapped around her body.A woman in black pants and a vest wearing a black cashmere scarf elegantly draped over her shoulders.
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      Handwoven Black Cashmere Scarf Shawl

      $229.00 USD

      Eclipse of Himalayan Elegance: Your New Favorite Cashmere Scarf

      • Crafted from 100% pure, allergen-free Grade A cashmere.
      • Sustainably sourced from the Tibetan Plateau.
      • Generously sized at 40″x80″ (1m x 2m), perfect as a scarf or shawl.
      • Handmade in Nepal using traditional handloom techniques.
      • Dyed with Azo-free, eco-friendly colors.
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    • A woman wearing a forest green cashmere scarf wrapped around her neck styled elegantly with a white blouse.A woman wearing a forest green colored cashmere scarf in a classic neck drape, paired with white-colored top and blue denim trousers.
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      Handwoven Forest Green Cashmere Scarf Shawl

      $259.00 USD

      Most scarves marketed as forest green cashmere are wool or acrylic blends dyed to look richer than they are. This one is 100% Grade A cashmere, handwoven in Kathmandu at a 200/2 yarn count, 40 x 80 inches and 70 grams. Genuine cashmere passes the burn test and the ring test, and it softens with every wash instead of pilling. $259, handmade to order in 2 to 3 weeks.

      • Crafted from 100% pure, allergen-free Grade A cashmere.
      • Sustainably sourced from the Tibetan Plateau.
      • Generously sized at 40″x80″ (1m x 2m), perfect as a scarf or shawl.
      • Handmade in Nepal using traditional handloom techniques.
      • Dyed with Azo-free, eco-friendly colors.
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    • A woman drapes a salmon pink cashmere scarf over her arm, highlighting its airy silhouette. She is wearing cream-colored top and beige high-waisted trousers.A woman wearing a salmon pink cashmere scarf elegantly draped around her body, paired with a beige top and tan high-waisted pants.
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      Handwoven Salmon Pink Cashmere Scarf Shawl

      $229.00 USD

      Whisper of the Himalayas: Your New Favorite Cashmere Scarf

      • Crafted from 100% pure, allergen-free Grade A cashmere.
      • Sustainably sourced from the Tibetan Plateau.
      • Generously sized at 40″x80″ (1m x 2m), perfect as a scarf or shawl.
      • Handmade in Nepal using traditional handloom techniques.
      • Dyed with Azo-free, eco-friendly colors.
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    • Front view of the Willow Green handwoven cashmere scarf shawl, showing the even willow green color and soft handloom weave, handmade in Nepal for Baron Boutique.Close weave view of the Willow Green handwoven cashmere scarf, showing the fine 14 to 16 micron cashmere texture, handmade in Nepal for Baron Boutique.
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      Willow Green Handwoven Cashmere Scarf Shawl

      $229.00 USD

      Vibrant Greens of Mountain Valleys: Your New Favorite Willow green Elegance

      • Crafted from 100% pure, allergen-free Grade A cashmere.
      • Sustainably sourced from the Tibetan Plateau.
      • Generously sized at 40″x80″ (1m x 2m), perfect as a scarf or shawl.
      • Handmade in Nepal using traditional handloom techniques.
      • Dyed with Azo-free, eco-friendly colors.
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    • A woman in black pants and a vest posing with a yellow cashmere scarf stylishly wrapped around her body.A woman in black pants and a vest walked elegantly with a yellow cashmere scarf draped around her neck.
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      Handwoven Yellow Cashmere Scarf Shawl

      $229.00 USD

      Golden Glow of Tibet: Your New Favorite Cashmere Scarf

      • Crafted from 100% pure, allergen-free Grade A cashmere.
      • Sustainably sourced from the Tibetan Plateau.
      • Generously sized at 40″x80″ (1m x 2m), perfect as a scarf or shawl.
      • Handmade in Nepal using traditional handloom techniques.
      • Dyed with Azo-free, eco-friendly colors.
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    • A woman wearing an indigo blue cashmere scarf wrapped around her neck styled elegantly with a cream corset top.Full-body view of a woman draped in an indigo blue cashmere scarf, paired with a cream corset top and matching pants.
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      Indigo Blue Handwoven Cashmere Scarf Shawl

      $239.00 USD

      Indigo blue cashmere scarf shawl handwoven on traditional Himalayan looms. Pure Grade A cashmere sourced from the Tibetan Plateau delivers featherlight softness and warmth without weight. Each wrap measures 40″ x 80″, giving you multiple styling options as a generous shawl or fold as a classic scarf. Eco-friendly dyes preserve the rich blue tones while respecting the environment.

      • Crafted from 100% pure, allergen-free Grade A cashmere.
      • Sustainably sourced from the Tibetan Plateau.
      • Generously sized at 40″x80″ (1m x 2m), perfect as a scarf or shawl.
      • Handmade in Nepal using traditional handloom techniques.
      • Dyed with Azo-free, eco-friendly colors.
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    • Woman models an off-white pearl weave cashmere scarf draped evenly over a rust-colored turtleneck sweater and black satin skirt, standing in front of a traditional brick building.Close-up showing the detailed texture of an off-white pearl weave cashmere scarf worn around the neck over a rust-colored knit sweater.
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      Off-White Cashmere Scarf – Hand-Finished in Pearl Weave

      $299.00 USD

      Indulge in unparalleled softness with our Natural Off-White Cashmere Scarf. Featuring a unique, subtly textured pearl weave for lightweight warmth and versatile elegance. Experience pure, breathable luxury against your skin.

      • Crafted from 100% pure, allergen-free Grade A cashmere for superior warmth and breathability.
      • Sustainably sourced from the Tibetan Plateau, supporting ethical and eco-conscious production.
      • Generously sized at 28″ x 80″ (70 cm x 200 cm) for versatile styling as a scarf, wrap, or stole.
      • Features an ultra-soft, smooth texture that feels gentle against the skin.
      • Dyed with Azo-free, eco-friendly colors, safe for you and kind to the environment.
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    • Woman elegantly draped in a royal blue cashmere scarf stands against an intricately carved, traditional architectural backdrop, an essential women's fashion statement.Close-up showcasing the royal blue cashmere scarf wrap styled around the neck, highlighting its soft drape and color, a must have essential in women's collection.
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      Royal Blue Essential Wrap in Diamond Weave Cashmere

      $229.00 USD

      A rich royal blue scarf crafted in pure diamond-woven cashmere—light enough for spring, warm enough for winter. Wrap yourself in quiet confidence. Inspired by twilight on the Tibetan Plateau, it captures the stillness of highland evenings in a weave of pure softness.

      • Crafted from 100% pure, allergen-free Grade A cashmere for superior warmth and breathability.
      • Sustainably sourced from the Tibetan Plateau, supporting ethical and eco-conscious production.
      • Generously sized at 36″ x 80″ (90 cm x 200 cm) for versatile styling as a scarf, wrap, or stole.
      • Features an ultra-soft, smooth texture that feels gentle against the skin.
      • Dyed with Azo-free, eco-friendly colors, safe for you and kind to the environment.
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    • A woman wraps a bright pink cashmere scarf around her body, showcasing its generous size and lightweight silhouette. She wears cream-colored top and beige high-waisted trousers, letting the scarf’s vibrant hue radiate timeless beauty.A woman drapes a bright pink cashmere scarf over her arm, highlighting its featherweight silhouette. She is wearing cream-colored top and beige high-waisted trousers.
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      Bright Pink Handwoven Cashmere Scarf Shawl

      $229.00 USD

      Tibet’s Radiating Cashmere Beauty: Your New Favorite Bright Scarf

      • Crafted from 100% pure, allergen-free Grade A cashmere.
      • Sustainably sourced from the Tibetan Plateau.
      • Generously sized at 40″x80″ (1m x 2m), perfect as a scarf or shawl.
      • Handmade in Nepal using traditional handloom techniques.
      • Dyed with Azo-free, eco-friendly colors.
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    • A woman wearing a pastel pink cashmere scarf wrapped around her neck styled elegantly with a cream corset top.A woman drapes a pastel pink cashmere scarf over her body, styled elegantly with a black vest and black pants.
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      Pastel Pink Handwoven Cashmere Scarf Shawl

      $229.00 USD

      Blush of the Himalayan Dawn: Your New Favorite Pink Cashmere

      • Crafted from 100% pure, allergen-free Grade A cashmere.
      • Sustainably sourced from the Tibetan Plateau.
      • Generously sized at 40″x80″ (1m x 2m), perfect as a scarf or shawl.
      • Handmade in Nepal using traditional handloom techniques.
      • Dyed with Azo-free, eco-friendly colors.
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    Solid Color Cashmere

    A Solid Shawl Has Nowhere to Hide

    There is no pattern to distract the eye and no print to cover an uneven weave, so every irregularity in the yarn and every inconsistency in tension shows on the surface. A solid-color cashmere shawl is the piece that tells you whether a workshop can actually weave, which is why it is the first thing we would ask any cashmere seller to show us.

    These are woven on traditional handlooms in our Kathmandu workshop from hand-spun Grade A fiber at 14 to 16 microns with a 35 to 55mm staple. Each takes roughly five days. The dyes are azo-free, which matters more on a solid than anywhere else, because here the color is the entire product.

    Yarn

    Three yarn counts, chosen for what the piece has to do

    Most sellers quote one yarn count, or none at all. We spin three, because a shawl meant to disappear into a coat pocket and a wrap meant to hold its shape over a shoulder are not the same problem.

    200/2 — the featherweight
    Two ultra-fine singles twisted together. The finest count we spin, and the reason a full 40 × 80 inch shawl can come in around 70 grams and still hold its structure. This is the yarn for year-round wear: chilled flights, over-cooled offices, an evening in summer. It is also the hardest to weave, because the thread will break under machine tension.

    26/2 — body and structure
    A heavier two-ply, used where the cloth needs to hold a shape rather than pour. Our diamond weave is spun at this count, which is why it sits on the shoulder instead of sliding and keeps a fold rather than falling flat. Warmer per square inch, and the better choice for genuine cold.

    28/1 — single-ply softness
    A single, unplied yarn. Without the twist of a two-ply it lies flatter and feels softer immediately against the skin, at the cost of some durability. Used where handle matters more than hard wear.

    Why we publish this at all
    Yarn count, micron and staple length are the three numbers that determine whether cashmere lasts twenty years or one winter. They are also the three numbers almost nobody prints, because vague words are easier to defend than figures. Ask any cashmere seller for all three. The answer tells you what you need to know.

    Choosing a Size

    28, 36 or 40 inches wide

    28 × 80 — the scarf proportion
    Narrow enough to loop at the neck and sit flat under a coat collar without bulk. Still long enough to wear open over a jacket. The most wearable width if you want cashmere that works as part of an outfit rather than as the outfit.

    36 × 80 — the middle ground
    Wide enough to cover the shoulders properly, narrow enough to loop twice without bulk. If you cannot decide, this is the one that does the most jobs adequately rather than one job perfectly.

    40 × 80 — the shawl
    Full width, worn open across the shoulders or wrapped across the body. In the 200/2 count it is remarkably light for its size, which is the combination people find surprising: full shawl coverage that folds into a coat pocket.

    The Craft

    Why a solid shawl takes five days

    1

    Warping the loom

    Several hundred individual threads are hand-threaded through the heddles before a single row is woven. On a solid color there is no pattern repeat to disguise a threading error, so this stage is checked twice before weaving starts.

    2

    Weaving at a consistent tension

    Hand-spun yarn varies slightly along its length. The weaver compensates by feel, adjusting beat and tension row by row. A power loom holds one fixed tension and breaks fiber this fine, which is why mill cashmere is spun coarser to survive the machine.

    3

    Live edge and hand-knotted fringe

    The selvedge is left as a natural live edge rather than cut and overlocked, and the fringe is knotted by hand at both ends. A perfectly sealed, machine-straight edge is the fastest way to spot a scarf cut from a larger mill-woven roll.

    100% Grade A Himalayan cashmere · 14–16 microns · 35–55mm staple · hand-spun at 200/2, 26/2 or 28/1 · 28 × 80 to 40 × 80 inches · azo-free dyes · handwoven in Kathmandu over five days · free worldwide shipping.

    Questions & Answers

    Questions about handwoven solid cashmere

    Q. Is this a scarf or a shawl?
    A. It depends on the width you choose. At 28 inches it behaves as a scarf — loops at the neck, sits under a collar. At 40 inches it is a shawl, worn open across the shoulders. At 36 inches it does both adequately. All three are woven at the same 80-inch length, so the difference is entirely in how much of you it covers, not in how it is made.

    Q. What do the yarn counts mean, and which should I choose?
    A. The count describes how fine the spun yarn is and how many strands are twisted together. 200/2 is our finest — two ultra-fine singles plied together, giving the lightest cloth for its size. 26/2 is a heavier two-ply with more body, used for structured weaves like the diamond. 28/1 is a single unplied yarn that feels softer immediately but wears less hard. Choose 200/2 for year-round wear and travel, 26/2 for cold weather and shape, 28/1 for handle against the skin.

    Q. Why do two shawls in the same color look slightly different?
    A. Because they were woven by hand from hand-spun yarn and dyed in small batches. Yarn thickness varies marginally along its length, and dye lots differ slightly, so no two pieces are identical in surface or exact shade. If you need pieces that match closely — for a wedding party, for instance — order them together and we will weave them from a single warp and dye them in one lot.

    Q. What is a live edge, and is it a flaw?
    A. A live edge is the natural selvedge formed as the weft turns at the edge of the loom. It is left intact rather than trimmed and machine-overlocked. It is not a flaw — it is evidence the piece came off a handloom rather than a cutting table. A perfectly straight sealed edge on a cashmere scarf almost always means it was cut from a larger machine-woven roll.

    Q. Will a pale color wear out faster?
    A. It will show soiling sooner, but not wear. Pilling and thinning come from short, coarse fiber, not from color. Because these are Grade A with a 35 to 55mm staple, they resist pilling regardless of shade. Pale pieces simply need washing more often — and cashmere improves with washing, so that is much less of a problem than it sounds.

    Q. Can a solid shawl be monogrammed?
    A. Yes, and solid colors are the easiest to embroider well because there is no pattern for the thread to compete with. We embroider initials, names and dates by hand, in any of over 350 hand-dyed colors. See our personalized cashmere gifts page for minimums, lead times and the full process.

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