Caxemira
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Contexto de Caxemira
A Caxemira é uma região do norte do subcontinente indiano, hoje dividida entre a Índia, o Paquistão e a China. O termo "Caxemira" descrevia historicamente o vale ao sul da parte mais ocidental do Himalaia. Atualmente, o termo "Caxemira" politicamente descreve uma área muito maior, que inclui as regiões de Jamu, Caxemira e Ladaque.
O nome da região é também sinónimo de material têxtil de alta qualidade, devido à lã de caxemira, produzida a partir das cabras nativas dessa região.
