IPA: /pæʃm/
KK: /pæʃm/
A type of soft wool that comes from a special breed of goats found in Tibet, known for its warmth and fine texture.
The artisan used pashm to create a luxurious shawl that was both warm and beautiful.
Pashm originates from Persian "pāšm" (meaning wool or fleece). It refers specifically to a type of fine cashmere wool obtained from the undercoat of cashmere goats.
Think of the Persian word for wool, 'pāšm', to remember that 'pashm' refers to a luxurious type of wool.