200cm*65cm Women's Large Ethnic Style Jacquard Shawl Cashmere Embroidered Tassel Scarf Wedding Shawl &Pashmina Shawl
Fabric type: 70%Cashmere 30%CottonCare instructions: Hand Wash OnlyOrigin: Made in the USA or ImportedDRAPE NICELY AND COLORS ARE VIBRANT. The colored yarn is woven to form the intricate designs using a large embroidery machine. This yarn is popular because of its subtle silky sheen and anti-fade properties. The look of this fabric is quite elegant and dressy. Length Approx. 80 with fringes (72 + 4 fringes each side) / width Approx. 28.THE FEEL IS EXTREMELY SOFT AND GLIDES OVER THE SKIN. This makes our pashmina shawls ideal for both hot and cold weather, convenient to carry and travel with, and can be tied/styled in multiple ways. Wear it over your head, wrapped around your neck, tied at the waist, or draped over your arms. WASH TIPS: Gentle cycle or hand wash in cold water. Do not bleach. Hand wash could use hair shampoo in cold water. Wash individually. Squeeze gently and do not twist. Dry flat.FEATURES EXOTIC TAPESTRY DESIGN AND DOUBLE LAYERED FABRIC. This reversible paisley pashmina can also be used as a light blanket to bring with you on nature walks or hung above your bed like a wall accessory. This all-season shawl is a beautiful, versatile accessory to add to your wardrobe.REVERSIBLE WITH A GENEROUS SIZE. Its generous size allows it to be used as shawl, head wrap, and even throw blanket! Goes very nice with dresses, casual and formal attire, perfect to layer under your favorite coat or jacket. Great for the woman on the go: festival, rave, concert, wedding, traveling, airplane, office, church, theater, restaurant.INSTANTLY ADDS INTEREST AND TEXTURE TO ANY OUTFIT WITH THIS RAVE SCARF. These festival pashminas are comfortable and light but keep you warm. They're nice for festival where you're outside for multiple days in a row. Also these rave pashminas are tend to be very colorful and psychedelic-looking which is obviously a huge part of festival. Great for layering in the winter or fall, or shading yourself from the sun and dust at summer music festivals.