Corvios is woven from pure Changthangi pashmina, hand-combed during the seasonal moulting cycle of Himalayan high-altitude goats in Ladakh. The fibre is organically dyed, hand-spun, and loom-woven under controlled tension to preserve filament length, surface clarity, and thermal regulation. No mechanical blending or chemical softening is employed. The stole is then completed using full Jaal needlework, a labour-intensive Kashmiri embroidery technique in which dense motif fields are constructed entirely by hand. This embroidery: Requires extended artisan labour Introduces complex surface depth Permanently integrates pattern into the textile Preserves drape and fibre integrity The embroidery threads are dyed using vegetable-based pigments, maintaining colour stability while avoiding chemical saturation of the base fibre. Each Corvios piece requires: Multi-week weaving and embroidery cycles Sequential artisan handling Controlled finishing This severely constrains production volume. Corvios is not decorative. It is heritage-level textile construction executed at its highest technical tier. Composition: 100% Pashmina with cotton thread Dimensions: 190cm x 70cm
