The origin
The origin
Sourced from the delicate undercoat of the Himalayan Chyangra goat, this rare fibre is globally revered as the "Diamond Fibre"—the absolute pinnacle of luxury cashmere. To create each Franci scarf, the fine hair is harvested using gentle, traditional shedding and combing methods during the Himalayan spring.
The fibres are then meticulously sorted, separated, and de-haired by hand. Only the finest threads—measuring less than 17 microns in diameter—are chosen, resulting in a textile three times finer than a human hair and incomparably soft.
Sourced from the delicate undercoat of the Himalayan Chyangra goat, this rare fibre is globally revered as the "Diamond Fibre"—the absolute pinnacle of luxury cashmere. To create each Franci scarf, the fine hair is harvested using gentle, traditional shedding and combing methods during the Himalayan spring.
The fibres are then meticulously sorted, separated, and de-haired by hand. Only the finest threads—measuring less than 17 microns in diameter—are chosen, resulting in a textile three times finer than a human hair and incomparably soft.
Production
We deliberately reject the compromise of mass production. Our Chyangra cashmere scarves are born from a partnership with a generational, family-owned craft business in Nepal. Here, a small collective of master artisans honours the slow art of traditional craftsmanship. Every piece is woven entirely by hand on heritage wooden looms, preserving both the delicate integrity of the fibre and the environmental harmony of the region.
Artisans
Our artisans work in safe, supportive environments where their ancient craftsmanship is sustained by fair wages. By ensuring a dignified livelihood, we help keep this beautiful cultural heritage alive for future generations. Their profound dedication is woven into every thread, transforming pure cashmere yarn into an elegant, light-as-a-feather scarf designed to look as individual as you are.
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