PRINCESSE MOGHOLE

A cashmere throw is one of winter’s little pleasures, so what can you say when it has been made entirely by hand in a luxurious 100% thick Himalayan cashmere pashmina, also hand-spun…

We’ve come up with the perfect cashmere throw, ideal for comforting on the sofa on long winter evenings, but also versatile enough to be worn as a scarf: wrapped around your neck it will warm up your winter outfits with a touch of nonchalant style. Irresistible!

For the same weight, cashmere is three times more insulating than lambswool, and therefore three times warmer. The RUPSHU plaid scarf is therefore both light (480g) and incomparably soft and warm: it is the warmest Pashmina in our range!

Made from pure thick hand-spun pashmina – an ancestral method that is more respectful of the fibre – the RUPSHU cashmere plaid scarf has been hand-woven in a twill pattern that gives the fabric an absolutely incomparable softness and fluffiness. It has a square format and the ends are edged with fringes.

RUPSHU, Pure Pashmina throw 100% hand spun and woven Himalayan cashmere – 145 x 145 cm – 480g

The RUPSHU cashmere plaid scarf is available in 3 colours:

• the plain natural beige,
• the natural light beige with a two-tone beige and ivory diagonal effect
• the Black/Beige with a mottled effect with a discreet pattern of beige and black diagonals

The RUPHU cashmere plaid scarf is exclusive to the PRINCESSE MOGHOLE Heritage Premium collection.

For ten years now, Princesse Moghole has made it her mission to promote a totally unknown artisanal cashmere: the Ladakh pashmina! We are committed to informing you in the most total transparency, without hesitating to denounce the potential scams that are going on in the field, whether through dishonesty or simple ignorance on the part of the seller. Thanks to you, this historic cashmere – the only truly eco-responsible – continues to live on, as well as the traditional craftsmanship that has been associated with it for 500 years.

Because the love of beautiful, sustainable fabrics is an integral part of our DNA, Princesse Moghole has the privilege this season of welcoming the Danish brand Cofur for its expertise in recycled vintage silk. Cofur is a Slow Fashion brand, which only uses silk already in circulation for its collections, bringing old Indian saris back to life, in an eco-responsible Upcycling approach.

These second-hand saris, 5 to 6m long, are carefully selected for the quality of their silk, then washed, sometimes tie-dyed and entrusted to experienced seamstresses who give them a second life. The most popular of these saris are in natural silk crepe, a heavy silk with a magnificent drape, with a matte and soft touch, which washes without problem.

Silk is a luxurious and prestigious material, natural and breathable. Like cashmere, it has many properties: cool on the skin, insulating, heat-regulating and resistant. It is renowned for its soft touch and extremely becoming fluid fall. But silk is expensive, even very expensive, and the clothing industry tends to replace it with viscose, a fiber obtained chemically and therefore falsely described as natural.

Thanks to India’s incomparable textile tradition, these silk crepe saris are all different and provide an exceptional raw material due to the quality of their silk with original prints sometimes re-embroidered. Each piece made is therefore unique. The greatest attention has been paid to detail: English seams and in-seam pockets. The shapes have been designed in one size to enhance the body of all women, and are worn perfectly from 36 to 44.

We are therefore pleased to present to you the key piece of the season: the Kimono, a versatile and timeless garment that you will no longer be able to do without…

If you like beautiful materials, ethical and sustainable clothing, you have found the perfect kimono!

We have selected two forms of kimonos, in two different lengths:

• the classic kimono, belted with long sleeves
• short-sleeved open kimono

Short kimono: €189 / Long kimono: €199

Each piece is unique and cannot be restocked. Quickly choose yours!

> I discover the recycled silk capsule collection

They were eagerly awaited: they have finally arrived!!!

The new collection of embroidered Pashminas is online. They are carefully made in Srinagar by the best master craftsmen. Each piece is unique and cannot be restocked.

Genuine Pashminas 100% Himalayan cashmere handwoven and embroidered by hand / stole size 70x200cm, shawl 100x200cm and XXL 135x270cm / 350€ to 1490€

Embroidered pashminas: the delicate Himalayan pashmina is meticulously hand-embroidered by the most experienced craftsmen, a work of excellence where patience is king! Each piece has been carefully selected and constitutes a unique copy that will not be restocked …

As confinement continues in France and around the world, here is an update on the current situation and some answers to your questions:

Are orders shipped right now?

The e-shop remains open and orders, prepared by observing the strictest hygiene measures, are dispatched as quickly as usual.

What are the current delivery times?

Orders are sent by registered Colissimo currently delivered without signature. The delivery times are longer than usual, the Post ensuring the deposit, collection and distribution of packages only 4 days a week, from Tuesday to Friday.

Are all destinations served?

Some countries are not currently served.
In Europe deliveries are always guaranteed with the exception of a few exceptions which are currently suspended:
– Monaco
– Italy for postal codes: 04022, 40059, 64030 to 64035, 65010, 82011, 83031, 84030, 84031, 84035, 84036, 85047, 86018, 87023, 87038, 87054, 87056, 89064, 89822
– Portugal for postal codes: 9650000, 9651908, 9675000, 9676908, 9676910, 9681908, 9681910, 9696909, 9300001 to 9300435.

More details :  https://www.colissimo.entreprise.laposte.fr/en/covid19

Are online items available immediately?

All items are in stock and ready to ship.

Will you be offering new products soon?

India, where our Pashminas are made, is also affected by the Covid19 pandemic. The country is also subject to a containment procedure, no shipment of new products is currently possible.

What about the next shipment of embroidered Pashminas?

I go to Srinagar every year to select new embroidered Pashminas and should have been there at the moment, but the borders are currently closed and should remain so until at least September. This trip will probably not be possible this year, but perhaps a remote selection of novelties can be envisaged in order to continue to ensure the income of the families who carry them out. Nothing is defined yet.

What is the situation in India and Kashmir now?

India implemented containment on March 25. But this country of 1.3 billion inhabitants with precarious sanitary conditions is already hard hit by the economic crisis and the measure had the consequence of exacerbating the already existing difficulties. State borders were closed within 4 hours, making supply very difficult, and the cessation of activity hit the poorest hard, causing the mass exodus of millions of daily workers from cities to their villages, forced to choose between coronavirus or hunger …

For the moment our partners in Delhi and Srinagar are doing well, our thoughts are with them.

Do not hesitate to CONTACT US for more information or any question. While you wait for better days to come, take good care of yourself and your loved ones.

Throughout the month of December, Princesse Moghole will meet you in her new setting in the 9th district of Paris. We are open every day from 11:30 to 19:30 and the entire collection is on display with the exception of Embroidered Pashminas.

And to better pamper you, for any purchase or withdrawal of order at the shop, we offer you the gift box with the box and the scented sachet! ♡

Practical information :

10 rue Notre Dame de Lorette, 75009 PARIS
Métro Saint Georges or Notre Dame de Lorette
From 2nd au 27th décember from 11:30 à 19:30
( opened on sundays 15th et 22nd décember )

The French-Indian lifestyle brand Jamini invites Princesse Moghole all the month of December in her pretty shop in the 9th district of Paris! Here is finally the opportunity to discover our entire collection of authentic Pashminas and to talk to Claire, the designer of Princesse Moghole who will be there every day to advise you.

Attention, because of our production in small series, and the tense political situation in Kashmir, our stocks are currently limited … Do not delay too if you want to choose from our 40 colors of Genuine Pashminas!

To celebrate this exceptional event we will have the pleasure to offer you the gift box with the box box for every purchase in the shop. The box case will also be offered for any order placed online and withdrawn within 3 hours at the store, we are opening a special Click & Collect service for the holidays!

Practical information :

10 rue Notre Dame de Lorette, 75009 PARIS
Metro Saint Georges or Notre Dame de Lorette
From 2 to 31st December from 11:30 to 19:30

Did you know that it was in the Himalayas at 5000m altitude that cashmere was born? For centuries, goats have been combed there to collect their warm and warm winter down.
Today Himalayan cashmere represents less than 1% of world production, we call this handmade ethical cashmere : Pashmina.

Since 2012 Princesse Moghole shares her passion, that of these exceptional accessories that are the real pashminas, with the mission to offer you, in all transparency, an irreproachable quality at the best price.

Cashmere is a rare and expensive raw material, the price of which continues to rise. It’s been 7 years since we resisted this trend by putting a point of honor to keep our prices unchanged, which is unfortunately no longer possible: to guarantee the same quality we will have to increase the price of Plain cashmere Pashminas.

So we wanted to inform our customers that an update will take place on October 1st: it will concern stoles, whose price will increase to € 169 and shawls, which will increase to € 259.

Each piece is unique and has been selected with all our heart: the new collection of embroidered Pashminas is online!

Visit the E-Shop to discover them, in stole size 0.7m x 2m or shawl 1m x 2m. Real artwork patiently made by our craftsmen in Srinagar that will keep you warm and gentle ❤️

It’s official, the cold is here! Who wants to win a Pashmina?

Princesse Moghole and Hélène from Mon blog de fille offer to win a stole in pure pashmina pure cashmere worth € 149, a color to choose from our range of 37 colors!

To participate, go to Instagram on Hélène @monblogdefille‘s account and follow the instructions:

1️⃣ Be a subscriber to Instagram account @monblogdefille
2️⃣ subscribe to @princessemoghole‘s Instagram account
3️⃣ Say to him in comment under the post which color you will choose if you win, where you live, and tag two friends
4️⃣ You have until Monday, November 26 at 18h to participate, and Helen will give the name of the winner here under this post.

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❄️🐐 Ça fait longtemps que je vous parle de cachemire sur mon blog, j’aime beaucoup la noblesse de cette matière. J’ai découvert @princessemoghole il y a 2 ans, j’avais écrit un article dessus : les conditions de création sont telles qu’on les aime (tout fait à la main par des artisans payés normalement) et les produits sont magnifiques ! ❄️🐐 La fondatrice de la marque vous propose de gagner un de ses splendides pashminas en cachemire (étole de 70 x 200 cm, valeur 149 €) ! J’en ai un, c’est une merveille de chaleur et de douceur ! ❄️🐐 Il y a 37 (!!) couleurs que vous pouvez voir sur le site, en lien sur la page Instagram de @princessemoghole, et le concours est ouvert à l’international ! ❄️🐐 Pour participer vous devez : 1️⃣ Etre abonnée à mon compte Instagram 2️⃣ Être abonnée au compte Instagram de @princessemoghole 3️⃣ Me dire en commentaire quelle couleur vous choisirez si vous gagnez, où vous habitez, et taguer deux amies 4️⃣ Vous avez jusqu’au lundi 26 novembre à 18h pour participer, et je donnerai le nom du gagnant ou de la gagnante ici sous ce post. ❄️🐐 #cachemire #cashmerescarf #pashminas #pashminascarf #indiancashmere

Une publication partagée par Hélène Legastelois (@monblogdefille) le 19 Nov. 2018 à 11 :40 PST