The neutral beige that fits many inner practices
This pashmina shawl arrives in a solid beige tone, two hundred centimetres long and eighty centimetres wide. The neutral colour fits especially well into a quiet meditation corner, because it does not draw attention to itself. You receive a textile whose restraint helps the inner quieting, and pairs naturally with many inner practices such as prayer, breath observation, or post-yoga rest.
What the two-yarn weave means
The shawl is woven from seventy percent acrylic and thirty percent cotton, combining light weight with a pleasant touch. The acrylic gives elasticity, while the cotton lends a natural, breathable character. The result is a piece that you can wear comfortably during longer quiet sessions, because it does not feel sweaty and it helps preserve your body heat.
Situations where it fits well
The beige shawl looks especially lovely in a simply furnished meditation corner, or beside wooden-style interiors. You can use it for morning breath practice, for early evening quieting, for reading, or for the closing relaxation after yoga. The generous size allows you to drape it fully over yourself in a cool room, or simply to throw it across your shoulders when you want to rest for a few minutes only.
How to care for it
Thanks to the blended yarn, the shawl is relatively easy to clean. Hand wash it in lukewarm water with a gentle detergent and do not wring it firmly. Dry it flat so it does not stretch out. Iron on a low setting, on the reverse side. The acrylic does not fade easily, and the cotton keeps its softness even after many washes.
Origin and character
The piece is woven in Nepal, where textile making has a long tradition. It arrives in a plastic bag rather than a paper one, which protects it during transport. As a handcrafted element is part of the process, gentle shade variations can occur, and every piece carries its small individual character with it.