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Is It Necessary For Pashmina Shawls To Pass Through A Ring?

  Whenever someone buys a pashmina shawl, a common concern is regarding its authenticity and purity.  Hence, to ease such a concern, the artisans have defined several testing approaches through which a user can test the purity of a pashmina stole for women . Among these testing approaches, a common concern that most individuals commonly believe is the ring test.  You must have also heard that a pure pashmina can easily pass through a ring. But is this test reliable and valid in almost every scenario? Or do certain limitations exist? Let’s have a quick discussion.  The Parameters Are Too Vague It is agreed that the fibres of a Kani Stole or a Pashmina Stole For Women are delicate, flexible and soft. Hence, they can easily pass through a ring, but a common parameter which is the size of the ring is nowhere decided. Also, the test is perfect for a simple pashmina shawl that is made of pure 100% cashmere wool. But not every shawl is simple, you can also find a Hand E...

How Can Kani Stoles & Shawls Be Worn Interchangeably?

  This need not be mentioned that stoles and shawls are different accessories and are worn in different ways and with varied outfits. However, both of them are versatile accessories, hence can sometimes be used interchangeably. Especially if we talk about kani stoles and Kashmiri pashmina kani shawls , they can surely be worn interchangeably. In the following blog, we will learn why. How Can Kani Stoles & Shawls Be Worn Interchangeably? Stoles and shawls are different in width, weight, shape, and sometimes length. Hence, their uses are different. Also, while shawls are exclusively used in winter or colder regions, stoles can be summer accessories too. However, when it comes to Kani stoles and shawls, both accessories are crafted for winter only. Just like others, they too vary in shape, width, and other features, however, their intricate design remains the same.  Women can wear kani stoles and shawls replaced on both Western and traditional outfits that are either solid or...