Clair de Lune Jardin du Coeur Grand Pashmina Shawl
One-of-a-Kind Shawl in the world
In dramatic black embroidery set on a sea of moonlight white, all eyes will be on you when you arrive at the party in the classic palette of this Clair De Lune Shawl. At 42” wide, the featherweight soft cashmere pashmina drapes dramatically, even sensuously, and will keep the chill at bay on those foggy San Francisco nights. A perfect choice to accent any ensemble, with this Clair De Lune Shawl, you’ll be the star of the show.- * 88" long x 42" wide (223cm x 107cm) Large Shawl
* Weight : 7oz (198gm)
* Exclusively commissioned one of a kind Shawl
* Original Kashmir Embroidery Design
* Certified Hand-made product of Kashmir
* Authentic Mughal Kashmir Design
* Kashmir Company Product
* Product of Kashmir
- * 100% Himalayan Pashmina (Cashmere) from Kashmir
* Hand Dyed Shawl
* Intricate sozni embroidery Shawl
* 100% Hand embroidered - Sozni Embroidery
* This exquisite shawl has taken the artisan six months to complete
* Ivory pashmina base with Ebony black color embroidery
* Dry Clean only
- * Ships within 24hrs
* Ships worldwide.
* Everyday FREE Shipping within US
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Style# B15-19001
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