Shawls

Pashmina is a fibre, not a technique. It comes from the undercoat of the Changthangi goat and is graded by micron count; the embroidery or weave on top of it is a separate question entirely. A shawl can be plain pashmina, kani-woven, or sozni-embroidered, and those are three quite different objects at three quite different prices.

The most common confusion in this market is between pashmina and generic viscose or wool blends sold under the same word. Fibre content, micron grade and how a seller substantiates them are the questions worth asking.

Your shawl specifics: micron grades you stock, and how you substantiate fibre content to a buyer. (placeholder copy — needs real detail)