Mayur Resonance Yoga Meditation Blanket

1. Patterned and soft, providing gentle cushioning, support, and warmth.
2. Kind to your skin and our planet.
3. Multi-functional - use it as a tapestry, shawl, pillow, blanket, bolster, or cushion.
4. Anti-pilling and anti-wrinkling.
5. Easily Portable.
6. Highly Durable.

Cotton:
1. Breathable.
2. Good for absorbing and retaining body heat so that it can be used during both summers and winters.
3. No Scratchiness.
4. Anti-Bacterial.
5. Hypoallergenic.

During yoga:
1. In shoulder asanas, such as Halasana (plow pose) or Sarvangasana (shoulder stand pose), you can place a folded blanket under the shoulders to avoid neck injuries.
2. In Paschimotanasana (seated forward bend pose), you can sit on a folded blanket to help keep your back straight and prevent the lumbar and dorsal area from curving by moving your shoulders forward and closing your chest.
3. In positions such as Virasana (hero pose), if you feel pain in the knees, you can sit on a block, cushion, or a folded blanket.
4. In Prasaritta Padotanasana (wide-legged standing forward bend pose), you can rest the crown of your head on a block or a folded blanket if you have difficulty reaching the floor with your head.
5. In Restorative yoga poses such as Savasana (corpse pose), lay on staggered blankets to open the chest and facilitate breathing, or during Balasana (child's pose), support the chest and head with a folded blanket to relieve back pain.
6. In other poses, use a rolled-up or folded blanket to improve posture and avoid injuries to knees, heels, buttocks, shoulders, and neck.

During Meditation:
1. Fold it and get a 'meditation cushion' for a more comfortable position for your back.
2. You can cover yourself with it to keep warm.
3. Hang it on your wall to find mindfulness during your practice.

Wash in cold water. For noticeable stains, selectively hand wash the area with warm water and diluted detergent, then cold wash the blanket by hand.