The Kashi carries its pattern the way a canvas carries brushwork. Abstract marks in terracotta, ash, and raw umber move across a fine cashmere ground, each colourway reading differently in different light. 

The cloth itself is almost weightless — fine cashmere woven with a gauze-like openness that allows the print to bleed and bloom at its edges rather than sit hard on the surface. 

Frayed edges finish all four sides — raw and deliberate, echoing the painterly spirit of the print itself. Generous in proportion, it wraps as a shawl, pools at the neck, or lays flat as a throw. It asks very little of the wearer and offers a great deal in return.

Features

• 100% cashmere
• Abstract brushstroke print
• Gauze-weight fine weave
• Semi-sheer quality
• Frayed raw edges on all sides
  
• Width: 94 cm / Length: 216 cm
• Wraps as shawl or scarf
• A considered gift