COMPOSITION: 50% merino wool 50% silk
SIZE:  125 x 250 cm / 50 x 100 in approx.  
THICKNESS: Medium 
DETAILS: With fringes
WEIGHT: 525 g / 1.16 lbs

This Plain Burgundy Meditation Shawl, meticulously crafted from a luxurious blend of merino wool, silk, and angora, emerges as the epitome of comfort and elegance. This beautiful meditation blanket is hand-woven in an exquisite herringbone weave. This oversized shawl is designed to envelop the wearer in a cocoon of warmth and tranquillity, creating a perfect Buddhist meditation shawl that caters to both practical and spiritual needs. The generously sized dimensions ensure that the shawl provides ample coverage, allowing individuals to fully immerse themselves in their meditative practice.

The choice of materials is crucial in defining the exceptional quality of this meditation shawl. The fine fibers of merino wool offer a gentle touch against the skin, providing warmth without added weight. Silk, with its inherent breathability and lustrous appearance, elevates the shawl's aesthetic appeal and enhances the overall meditation experience. The addition of angora introduces a plush softness, contributing to a sense of coziness.

 Beyond its functional attributes, this DINESH Plain Burgundy Meditation Shawl effortlessly combines practicality with style. The harmonious blend of these premium materials not only makes it an excellent choice for Buddhist meditation but also an elegant and versatile piece that can be cherished in various settings. As a perfect Buddhist meditation shawl or for any other meditation approaches, it reflects a thoughtful balance between comfort, aesthetics, making it a precious companion accompanying one’s meditations.

If the process described below does not suit you, you can certainly send the shawl for DRY CLEANING.

HOW TO WASH YOUR SHAWL SAFELY:

Dissolve a little quantity of mild detergent - like gentle shampoo or woolen soap - with cold or lukewarm water (at 30 °C /86 °F maximum)

Submerge the shawl in the water and move it gently for a few minutes. Do not use fabric softener and rinse the shawl very well by running cool water through it to remove the soap.

You can then take out extra water by applying gentle pressure.

NEVER RING, NEVER TWIST.

Remove the excess water by rolling the shawl in a clean towel.

Preferably lay it flat. If not possible, fold it once or twice to prevent the fibres to be stretched too much and hang it on the clothes line in avoiding direct sun or any proximity to heat sources.

Once dry, if available, the shawl can be steamed which will fluff the fibres. Otherwise, it can be ironed with a warm iron.