Heirloom Care & Preservation Guide

Cashmere & Hand-Spun Pashmina

Natural Wool & Silk

Pashmina fibers are delicate natural proteins. Proper washing preserves the ultra-soft loft and vibrant organic dye tones.

Immerse in lukewarm water using a pH-neutral organic wool wash or mild baby shampoo. Gently press water through—never wring or rub the fabric.

Roll softly in a clean dry cotton towel to absorb excess moisture, then dry flat away from direct sunlight and heat sources.

Store folded in breathable organic cotton dust bags with natural cedarwood rings to protect from moths and moisture accumulation.

Vegetable-Tanned Hide

Vegetable-tanned leather naturally develops a rich, golden patina over time when properly conditioned.

Apply a thin layer of natural beeswax or almond-oil leather balm every 4-6 months to nourish hides and maintain suppleness.

If exposed to rainwater, blot immediately with an absorbent soft cloth and dry at room temperature. Never use hair dryers or radiators.

Fill with acid-free tissue paper when storing to retain structural silhouette without stressing natural leather seams.

Heirloom Jewelry

Authentic sterling silver oxidizes naturally upon exposure to air and skin oils. Maintain its brilliant luster effortlessly.

Wipe clean after each wear with a soft, untreated jewelry microfiber cloth to remove skin oils and air oxidation.

Put on silver jewelry after applying perfumes, hairsprays, and organic lotions to avoid tarnishing reaction with essential oils.

Keep individual pieces in anti-tarnish velvet pouches inside an airtight casket away from ambient moisture.