Pashmina is obtained from a variety of
 

• Numerous goat species are used to produce pashmina. The goat breed known as the Pashmina lives on plateaus in Tibet, Nepal, and the nearby Ladakh region of Jammu and Kashmir, India.
• They go by the name Changthangi goats as well. Only fibres between 12 and 16 microns are referred to as pashmina.
• Goats used to moult their winter coats every spring to make pashmina. An individual goat sheds between 80 and 170 grams of fibre.
• A fine variety of spun cashmere is called pashmina. It is formed of the same animal-hair fibres that make up the cashmere goat's fluffy undercoat. This animal has rounded horns that always point upward.

Hence, option B is the correct answer.