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Khullu shawl in Charcoal

Regular price €155,00 EUR
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  • 100% hand spun, hand woven.
  • Highly sustainable.
  • Certified fair-tradeby the World Fair Trade Organization
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    Handwoven in the Himalayas, this large, yak-wool shawl is a premium product which nods to local heritage. Supremely soft, warm and long-lasting, you can be sure it'll feel good on your skin! Wear this over your coat over the shoulders or snaked around your neck on those arctic days. 

    About the material

    As soft and fine as cashmere and just as rare, khullu is the inner coat of wool, often what a young yak that sheds in its first spring. Locals have always collected this fine yet robust wool to spin and weave into garments that withstand the Himalayan temperatures.

    Rather than being farmed, the yak is a part of the family, providing milk and transportation over the rugged mountain terrain. Their hooves are known to help soil regeneration in the region, making it quite the environmental champion. This softest of fibres does not withstand dyeing and comes in three natural colors.

    Caring for your shawl

    Dryclean the first time, after which your shawl can be hand washed with a wool detergent and laid flat to dry. Can be cool ironed and combed with a cashmere comb. Store with cedar balls to prevent moths.

    Measurements

    80cm x 70cm

    Shipping & Returns

    Free shipping within the EU on all items.
    Delivery time 4-7 days EU wide, 1-3 weeks worldwide.
    Return unused items within 21 days with no damage for a full refund.

    Questions?

    Email: customerservice@neelo.co
    or Whatsapp: +4917676605937

    • “The idea is fantastic and the scarves make for wonderful companions.”

      Gerd Judy, gallery owner

    About the Chyangra Mark.

    Chyangra Pashmina is the highest grade, finest cashmere in the world featuring the rare fibres of the Chyangra Mountain goat of the Nepalese Himalayas.