GI Pashmina are certified authentic shawls made in Kashmir from ultra-fine changathi goat fibers using traditional artisanal methods.

GI certification preserves Kashmir’s heritage, supports artisan livelihoods, and ensures authenticity of pashmina products.

Kepra shawls are hand-spun and woven by Kashmiri women artisans using traditional techniques like Kani weaving and Sozni embroidery.

Prices range from ₹18,000 for elegant stoles to ₹60,000+ for richly embroidered large shawls.

Professional dry cleaning is recommended. Store flat wrapped in acid-free tissue, away from moisture and direct sunlight.

Kashmiri Pashmina uses finer (12–16 microns) hand-spun fibers from changathi goats, unlike coarser commercial cashmere.

GI Pashmina generally appreciate 10–18% annually, making them valuable heirlooms.

Look for GI tags, purchase from authorized Kepra channels, and check artisan documentation.

Kepra offers 50+ exclusive colors, reversible designs, and traditional Kashmiri embroidery styles.

Yes, Kepra ships worldwide with secure packaging and tracking.

Available sizes include stoles (70x200 cm), standard shawls (100x200 cm), and grand wraps (110x220 cm).

With proper care, shawls last 20–50 years, becoming softer over time.

Techniques include Kani weaving, Sozni embroidery, and Dorukha double weaving.

Kepra uses natural dyes, zero-waste processes, and supports artisans ethically.

Kepra is distinguished by decades of heritage, direct artisan partnerships, transparent pricing, and lifetime authenticity guarantee.