Abdul Majeed Zargar has spent nearly 50 years making Mukhs, wooden shuttles used in Kashmir's Pashmina weaving. Once sold for ₹40, they now fetch ₹1,800, but factory-made alternatives threaten the craft. The 75-year-old says he will continue as long as he can work. Pashmina, the ultra-fine fabric crafted from the natural undercoat of the Changthangi goat, has long been a distinct identity of Kashmir.