Bring the artistry of traditional natural dyeing into your daily ritual with this one-of-a-kind handcrafted silk sleep mask, made from luxurious silk woven in Soufli, Greece.
This unique piece was first naturally dyed by Christiana in Guatemala using Pericón (Mexican tarragon), a plant treasured in traditional Mayan dyeing, together with cochineal. It was then bundle dyed with hibiscus petals, cochineal and peony petals, creating a delicate landscape of soft blush pinks, rich raspberry speckles and subtle botanical impressions.
Crafted from smooth, breathable silk, it is exceptionally gentle on the delicate skin around the eyes while helping to reduce friction during sleep. The shape blocks out light completely, making it ideal for deep sleep, meditation, long flights or moments of relaxation.
Designed with two soft elastic straps, it comfortably fits a wide range of head sizes without pulling on your hair, ensuring a secure yet gentle fit throughout the night.
Bring the artistry of traditional natural dyeing into your daily ritual with this one-of-a-kind handcrafted silk sleep mask, made from luxurious silk woven in Soufli, Greece.
This unique piece was first naturally dyed by Christiana in Guatemala using Pericón (Mexican tarragon), a plant treasured in traditional Mayan dyeing, together with cochineal. It was then bundle dyed with hibiscus petals, cochineal and peony petals, creating a delicate landscape of soft blush pinks, rich raspberry speckles and subtle botanical impressions.
Crafted from smooth, breathable silk, it is exceptionally gentle on the delicate skin around the eyes while helping to reduce friction during sleep. The shape blocks out light completely, making it ideal for deep sleep, meditation, long flights or moments of relaxation.
Designed with two soft elastic straps, it comfortably fits a wide range of head sizes without pulling on your hair, ensuring a secure yet gentle fit throughout the night.
Botanical dyeing is a slow process, that can be unpredictable and there are often pleasant colour surprises. It takes several hours to extract the natural pigment from plants, sometimes even days!
