Recycled Wool Blanket
Recycled Wool Blanket
Recycled Wool Blanket
Recycled Wool Blanket
Recycled Wool Blanket
Recycled Wool Blanket
Recycled Wool Blanket
Recycled Wool Blanket
Recycled Wool Blanket
Recycled Wool Blanket
Recycled Wool Blanket
Recycled Wool Blanket
Recycled Wool Blanket
Recycled Wool Blanket
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Recycled Wool Blanket

$16.80
$56.00
Color: Sediment
Sediment
Size: One Size
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Recycled Wool Blanket
Recycled Wool Blanket
$16.80
$56.00

Made of 100% recycled fibers, the Recycled Wool Yoga Blanket is moldable and foldable to support your body in restorative and dynamic yoga poses. Wrap yourself in ultimate warmth, comfort and versatility.

Fold, roll and stack in any way that supports your pose - the sturdy, warm fabric moves the way you want it to.

Blankets are commonly used in restorative, prenatal and Iyengar yoga and are a great substitute for a bolster. You can also fold your blanket and use as a seat, for an alternative to a meditation cushion. Some yogis like placing blankets under their knees or back during Savasana for added comfort, or using it to cover up for warmth.

Crafted in India.

  • Constructed from recycled wool and recycled fibers
  • Dense, stretch-resistant weave for supportive cushioning
  • Soft feel for practice and everyday comfort
  • Overlocked edge stitching helps prevent fraying
  • Resists pilling after washing
  • Dimensions: 208 cm x 152 cm (82" x 60")
  • Weight: 1.6 kg (3.5 lbs)
  • Material: 75% recycled wool fibers / 25% recycled synthetic fibers
  • Made in India

 

For further guidance, check out our FAQs and Yoga Props Guide!

To Wash: Dry cleaning recommended. May hand wash on cold, delicate cycle using mild detergents. Hang dry on line (do not tumble dry). Iron if needed.

The Recycled Wool Blanket is woven from 75% recycled wool fibers and 25% recycled synthetic fibers. Textile waste cuttings, which are typically wasted, are collected and converted into fiber. This new fiber is then spun into new yarn and woven to produce the recycled fabric. Crafted in India.

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