Meditation Shawl | Silk & Wool

We love the unique soft and warm feel it provides. Slipping under this shawl is like wrapping yourself in a comforting cocoon that naturally invites you to let go.

And it’s so beautiful! Its subtle colors and silky sheen captivate us just as much on the mat as when worn as a chic everyday scarf.

Yin yoga, Restorative Yoga, Yoga nidra, Hatha-yoga, Vinyasa yoga, Flow yoga, Ashtanga yoga, Power yoga, Kundalini yoga, Prenatal yoga, Acro yoga, Myofascial Self-Massage, Cocooning at home, in the office, daily

This wool and silk meditation shawl from Yoga Boutique is more than just an accessory: it becomes a cocoon that intensifies your moments of recentering and relaxation. Comfortable and elegant, it envelops you in warmth and calm, while adding a touch of refinement to your practice.

• Noble composition: 85% fine wool and 15% mulberry silk.

• Soft and pleasant feel, perfect for sensitive skin.

• Reversible, with two subtle shades on each side (grey/anthracite - purple/red - blue/pale pink).

• Versatile: for meditating, relaxing in Savasana, or accessorizing your daily outfits.

• Handcrafted in Kashmir (India), by a small ISO-certified family manufacturer.

Both useful and sumptuous, this shawl becomes your privileged ally to isolate yourself from the outside world, enjoy ideal thermal comfort, and enrich your yoga and meditation practice. It is available in several color variations.

• Pour water at a maximum of 30 degrees into a plastic basin and dissolve a drop of silk detergent, swirling it gently with your hand to distribute it evenly.
• Place the silk fabric in and leave it for three minutes, five at most. While doing this, gently move it back and forth occasionally. Pour out the detergent.
• Switch to cold water and rinse the silk.
• Then very carefully squeeze the damp fabric and roll it in a dry towel. You must not wring out silk under any circumstances, as it is particularly delicate when wet and the fibers can break.
• Do not hang it up while soaking wet either, as heavy, wet silk easily loses its shape. Gently pull the silk shawl into shape and lay it flat to dry.
• Silk should not be dried in direct sunlight. Ideally, let the silk dry outdoors, in the shade, under a cloudy sky.
• Always iron on the reverse side. The fabric should still be slightly damp so that creases can be easily ironed out. Another thing silk absolutely dislikes: an iron that’s too hot or uses steam.
• You can also run a hot shower and leave the wrinkled shawl hanging overnight. The humidity acts like an iron.