Exquisite 100% Shahtoosh shawl

Key Features & Details: Material & Rarity: Shahtoosh is the rarest and most expensive wool in the world, derived from the down hair of the Tibetan Antelope (Chiru). This wool is so fine that a full-sized Shahtoosh shawl can pass through a small ring, earning it the name "Ring Shawl." Due to the banning of Shahtoosh trade, authentic pieces are now incredibly rare and valuable. Design & Weave: The shawl features a delicate plaid pattern with thin, colorful stripes of red, green, yellow, and white intersecting over a soft beige base. The weave is extremely fine and airy, making the shawl lightweight yet incredibly warm. Unlike Pashmina, Shahtoosh has an even softer and gossamer-like texture that is almost weightless Heritage & Cultural Significance: Traditionally handwoven by Kashmiri artisans, a single Shahtoosh shawl could take months to years to complete due to the ultra-finne fibers. Once a status symbol for royalty and nobility, these shawls were passed down as heirlooms. Uniqueness & Value: Since the hunting of Tibetan Antelope is illegal, no new Shahtoosh shawls can be made, making existing ones rare collector’s items A vintage Shahtoosh shawl in good condition can be worth tens of thousands of dollars in the international market. Care & Preservation: Storage: Keep in a soft muslin wrap to prevent damage.Cleaning: Absolutely no washing—only specialized dry cleaning.Handling: Avoid excessive handling, as the fibers are delicate and can wear out over time.This is an exceptionally rare and valuable textile.