Banjari - Oval Yoga Bolster COVER ONLY
This limited edition, not-to-be-repeated print in Banjari design dates back to the 16th-century communities in Rajput. The pattern symbolizes the life and identity of the Nomadic Indian communities Gadia Lohar and Banjara.
The bold repeat of the spear/arrow motif is traditional for Godia Lohar, iron workers are known for their fierce defense of their identity and are very skilled makers of the bhala spear. Our highly skilled artisan printers use 3 hand-carved blocks across multiple layers to create the intricate details in this stunning design.
The layered colours in this print stem from these all-natural dyes: Iron, alum alizarin, tamarix flower, lime, acacia tree gum, Indigo, pomegranate and turmeric.
Part of our Ajrakh quilted range.
Oval bolsters:
- Offer a gentle opening to the chest
- Provide a moderate lift for restorative back bends and inverted postures such as Viparita Karani or happy baby (Ananda Balasana)
- Its generous size creates a stable, comfortable surface for meditation if a zafu is not available to you
- Placing the bolster under the knees in lying down positions can take the pressure out of the lower back allowing for more comfort and ease in Yoga Nidra, Savasana or just generally lying down on your back
Bundle and Save - save 25% off the eye pillow when purchased with your bolster.
| FEATURES |
| · Hand block printed by artisans in Gujarat India · Cover made from 100% durable cotton quilting · Removable, washable cover · Handy carry handle |
| SPECS |
|
· Approx. 64cm x 28cm x 20cm · Approx. 1.5kg (Kapok filled), 2.7kg (Cotton filled) · 100% cotton lining made in India · Hand filled with 100% natural kapok |
| PRODUCT CARE |
| · Wash separately · Outer cover gentle hand wash in cold water, line dry · Inner cover spot clean |
This limited edition, not-to-be-repeated print in Banjari design dates back to the 16th-century communities in Rajput. The pattern symbolizes the life and identity of the Nomadic Indian communities Gadia Lohar and Banjara.
The bold repeat of the spear/arrow motif is traditional for Godia Lohar, iron workers are known for their fierce defense of their identity and are very skilled makers of the bhala spear. Our highly skilled artisan printers use 3 hand-carved blocks across multiple layers to create the intricate details in this stunning design.
The layered colours in this print stem from these all-natural dyes: Iron, alum alizarin, tamarix flower, lime, acacia tree gum, Indigo, pomegranate and turmeric.
Part of our Ajrakh quilted range.
Oval bolsters:
- Offer a gentle opening to the chest
- Provide a moderate lift for restorative back bends and inverted postures such as Viparita Karani or happy baby (Ananda Balasana)
- Its generous size creates a stable, comfortable surface for meditation if a zafu is not available to you
- Placing the bolster under the knees in lying down positions can take the pressure out of the lower back allowing for more comfort and ease in Yoga Nidra, Savasana or just generally lying down on your back
Bundle and Save - save 25% off the eye pillow when purchased with your bolster.
| FEATURES |
| · Hand block printed by artisans in Gujarat India · Cover made from 100% durable cotton quilting · Removable, washable cover · Handy carry handle |
| SPECS |
|
· Approx. 64cm x 28cm x 20cm · Approx. 1.5kg (Kapok filled), 2.7kg (Cotton filled) · 100% cotton lining made in India · Hand filled with 100% natural kapok |
| PRODUCT CARE |
| · Wash separately · Outer cover gentle hand wash in cold water, line dry · Inner cover spot clean |