Kashmiri Pashmina weaving is a centuries-old tradition, producing exquisite textiles from the soft wool of Himalayan goats. The process begins with hand-spinning fine Pashmina yarn, followed by intricate weaving on traditional looms. Each shawl is a result of months of meticulous work, with skilled artisans carefully crafting the fabric to ensure it is as luxurious and smooth as possible. What sets Pashmina Jamma shawls apart is the exquisite hand embroidery that follows the weaving. Artisans us

Ladakh produces the best pashmina wool in the world but it's only in the past 4 years that weavers here, have started to make value added products like shawls. The new administration of the Union Territory is now supporting the sector by backing up pashmina cooperatives & weaver societies. Rituparna Bhuyan travelled to Ladakh to understand the long and delicate process of making a pashmina shawl | CNBC-TV18