Women's Karla pashmina

Karla Pashmina is a scarf which is made of 100 Kashmir Pashmina Viscose. Viscose is a kind of rayon, which is made by dissolving cellulose (which is mainly wood pulp) and reforming it in filaments. Viscose takes its name from the intermediate viscous liquid, which has the color and fluidity of honey. The chemical and mechanical processes used to dissolve the cellulose and create the final filaments all contribute to the final properties of the thread. Cuprammonium rayon is dissolved in copper oxide and ammonia and 'Cupro' has become a recognized name for some forms of viscose.