Est. 1999 A.D. · Global manufacturing
Ganadeep Pashmina Udhyog is one of Nepal's largest pashmina exporters — manufacturing genuine Chyangra Pashmina at scale for private clients, boutiques, and international fashion houses, without ever trading away the standard of a handmade shawl.
A word from our CEO
Ganadeep Pashmina Industry is dedicated to manufacturing high-quality scarves, shawls, fabrics, blankets, and other textile products made from pashmina, cashmere, silk, and wool. Our products are manufactured using both knitting and weaving techniques and are supplied to customers worldwide.
We are one of the established manufacturers in Nepal, with considerable experience in producing and exporting a wide range of cashmere and pashmina shawls, scarves, stoles, fabrics, and blankets. Our products have been exported to markets including Europe, the USA, Japan, Switzerland, and South Africa and have been supplied to various internationally recognized brands.
With extensive experience in the industry, we focus on quality, innovative designs, customer requirements, and current fashion trends. We are committed to providing our clients with reliable production, competitive quality, and satisfactory designs.
We warmly welcome you to contact us and look forward to building a long-term and mutually beneficial business relationship with you.
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Manufacturing & export
For years, Ganadeep has manufactured pashmina on behalf of established international fashion brands who put their own label on the finished piece. That work happens on the same handlooms, under the same roof, held to the same standard as everything sold under our own name.
Our story
Every Ganadeep shawl begins with fine undercoat fibre combed from Himalayan goats, then passes through the hands of spinners and weavers who learned the craft the way it has always been taught — from someone older, over years, not weeks.
The fibre is certified under Nepal's Chyangra Pashmina mark, introduced to distinguish genuine hand-made Himalayan pashmina from cheaper imitations sold under the same name. What travels to our partners in Europe is not a product line but a record of that process: the slight irregularities, the density of the weave, the weight of a fabric that was never meant to be made quickly.
From fibre to fabric
Scroll through the process a single shawl moves through before it ever reaches a shelf.
Undercoat fibre is combed by hand from the goat each spring, yielding only a few ounces per animal.
Fibres are sorted by fineness and colour before any spinning begins.
Spun on a traditional charkha into a single continuous thread, thin enough to pass through a ring.
Woven on a wooden handloom; a single shawl can take a skilled weaver several days.
Washed, pressed and, where requested, hand-embroidered before it leaves the workshop.
Natural dyeing
Colour is added after weaving, using dye traditions rooted in the region. Tap a shade to see it on the fabric.
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