Corvino Navra is woven from pure Changthangi pashmina, hand-combed during the seasonal moulting cycle of high-altitude Himalayan goats in Ladakh.
Only ultra-fine down fibre is selected, producing a yarn of exceptional softness, thermal efficiency, and surface clarity.
The defining feature is the kani-style woven border, constructed directly on the loom using controlled yarn insertion rather than embroidery or surface printing.
This method:
Permanently integrates motif structure
Preserves fibre continuity
Maintains drape and thermal balance
Prevents long-term pattern distortion
The base weave is engineered to balance lightness and insulation, producing a textile suitable for year-round wear.
Each piece undergoes restrained finishing and hand-brushing to preserve:
natural loft
fibre integrity
surface uniformity
Production is structurally constrained by:
fibre scarcity
extended loom time
artisan throughput
Corvino Navra is not decorative. It isloom-engineered pashmina architecture executed at heritage level.
