ॐ Krishna Cotton Prayer Shawl

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हरे कृष्णा हरे रामा
hare rāma hare kṛṣṇa

These vibrant shawls are crafted by artisan families in Kashmir, India. Carefully woven, the shawls feature stylish ॐ (Oṃ) and Krishna patterns. Whether you use them as a scarf, headpiece, sarong or meditation wrap, these lightweight, multipurpose shawls bring an air of peace & belonging.

Oṃ symbolizes oneness and connection. Krishna is a major deity in Hinduism. He is worshiped as the eighth avatar of the god Vishnu and also as the supreme God in his own right. He is the god of compassion, tenderness, and love in Hinduism. Om is the sound of oneness or dissolving into the universe.

These scarves are handmade by craft artisans. They will have unique variations all of which provide you with an exclusive one of a kind item.

  • Fabric: 100% Cotton
  • Measurement: 70" x 40"

Hand Wash Only - Cold Water

Photos: Tanja Kuić

hare rāma hare kṛṣṇa is a prayer and a chant expressing devotion, calling upon the divine energy and names of God to help purify the mind and heart, elevate consciousness, and bring one closer to divine love and spiritual awakening.

In its most basic interpretation, it is a plea to the Lord to engage one's heart and mind in divine service, asking for the grace to overcome material illusion (Maya) and achieve spiritual liberation (Moksha). Chanting this mantra is believed to have transformative power, promoting peace, purity, and spiritual enlightenment.



Chinar was started in 2004 as an avenue to support textile artisans in India. We offer a colorful collection of hand-made scarves with a focus on natural fibers and fine quality blends. We have a wide array of exclusive prints and woven designs to choose from in our collections. Chinar’s goal is to produce high quality, modern designs and to provide continued support to the talented and diverse artisan communities in India.