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Large Rhinestone Pashminas
Silky blend, longer length.
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Small Rhinestone Pashminas
Cotton blend, shorter length.
We’re passionate about offering pieces that inspire joy, offer comfort, spark confidence, and celebrate individuality through thoughtful design and authentic craftsmanship.
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Rhinestone Embellished Pashmina Scarves
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Pashminas covered in pressed crystal rhinestone gems. Rhinestone size and color may vary by item. Read product description for more information.
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Large Stone Pashmina Materials: The strength of acrylic is combined with the anti-fading (color) properties of viscose without compromising on breathability or lightness. It resists shrinking and effortlessly avoids snags. The incredibly soft and silky texture offers a soothing experience. We recommend dry cleaning the pashmina when necessary to preserve the threads and rhinestones in their best condition.
Small Stone Pashmina Materials: Intricate ethnic patterns woven from a cotton blend thread. A blanket of stunning crystal rhinestones are carefully fused onto the strong scarf fibers, allowing the pashminas to be machine washed on a delicate cycle with cold water.
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Oversized Large Stone Pashminas:
Length Approx. 80" with 2” fringes on each side (Approx. 84” total) / width Approx. 28”Standard Small Stone Pashminas:
Length Approx. 70" with 3.5” fringes on each side (Approx. 74” total) / width Approx. 27"
More than Just a Scarf.
More than Just a Scarf.
The history of the pashmina is deeply rooted in the cultural and textile traditions of the Kashmir region, nested in the northern part of the Indian subcontinent. Centuries of intricate artisan craftsmanship attributes to the symbolism of prestige and luxurious reputation earned for pashmina shawls.
Today, these scarves remain coveted for their unparalleled softness, warmth, and timeless elegance, making them a cherished accessory for people around the world.