Own Luxurious Silk Scarves, Wraps and Shawls so visually stimulating they are used in Healing Therapy. Unique Fractal patterns promote natural balance, healing in Mind, Body and Spirit of those wearing and seeing.

Use and Care Instructions

HOW DO I USE MY SCARF / WRAP?

For personal use, simple wrap yourself in the scarf and relax.

Allow your subconscious to best direct you in the use of the healing scarf. You may find you like to drape it over your head, maybe wrap yourself in it, reverse side out. You can hang the scarf on a wall to energize a room or for a focal point in mediation or sit on the scarf during meditation. Wear the scarf as a unique fashion accessory or as your protection as you go out into the world. I often use my healing scarf as a shield when I travel on an airplane or train.

Create and keep your scarf in a "special" place when you are not using it. (see "How do I Care for my scarf or wrap?" below) Imagine, clean, crystal clear air surrounding your scarf. A small piece of kyanite or citrine may be useful, as they are said to be a very useful tools for keeping energy clear, much like the negative ions that constantly clean and clear the air near a clean flowing river.

Many have asked about "clearing" the energy of your scarf. Though not necessary, you can create your own best ceremony to recharge your scarf after use. There are several tools to use to create your personal "charge". Some of these are imagining, singing, or toning a frequency, use a tuning fork, a gong, a chime, or bell, or simply pray to re-energize your scarf.

The energy of the mineral kingdom compliments the healing scarves as does writing out your intentions and gratitude statements, in present tense. Fluff them and fill with your own Divine Energy and your scarf will continue to assist you to receive Divine Healing Energy.

These healing scarves are created in love, with a sincere desire to assist you to reach an even higher vibration frequency where you may find complete peace, joy, and happiness.

How do I care for my scarf or wrap?

We have asked the manufacturer to write specific instructions for care of your Healing Silks. Given the intent of these scarves, we have also included our instruction for care after use. In addition, below you will find traditional instructions for the care of silks in every cleaning scenario.

Do not use silk scarf with make up. The chemical elements in perfume and cosmetics will destroy the colors and the fabric of your silk scarf.

When you knot the scarf, do not knot in the same place each time, as this will cause friction and damage the fiber and color.

Avoid ultraviolet rays and strong sunlight for extended periods.

Hang the scarves in a cool, shaded, well ventilated place when not in use or place them in a protected container. If you hang your scarf, we suggest putting your Kyanite on a cord and hang it with your scarf.

To press the scarf. Use a well-padded area with iron setting on low.

Keep the scarves dry. For cleaning the manufacturer recommends a good dry cleaner that knows how to separately clean silk. Or hand wash with cool water, using a safe professional silk/wool detergent.

Keep your scarf is a special place. Find a container you like and keep your Kyanite stone in it. Write message of gratitude on cards and place it in the container with the Kyanite. This will infuse the scarf with your intention.

Once you have used your scarf, place it in the container with your Kyanite stone and messages of gratitude for about 30 minutes to one hour. This will clean the scarf of any residual negative energy and recharge it for the next use.

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HOW TO CARE FOR SILK

Silks combination of softness and strength has made it a favorite fabric for almost 5000 years. As a natural fiber fabric, silk can keep its original color and texture for years if properly cared for.

Dry cleaning Dry cleaning is not recommended for the Healing Silk Scarves, Wraps and Shawls because of the residue of chemical cleaners. Should the Bookmarks, Intention Messengers or Wall Hangings become soiled, drycleaning may be your only choice. Because not all dry cleaning methods are suitable for all fabrics, let your dry cleaner know that your Healing Silk (Bookmark, Intention Messenger or Wall Hanging) is silk with rayon backing. In addition, make sure the dry cleaner knows how to clean silk and treat silk items separately from rougher fabrics.

Hand washing Healing Silk Scarves, Wraps and Shawls may be hand washed. Do not hand wash the Bookmarks, Intention Messengers, or Meditation Wall Hangings. If you have hard water, first add a pinch of borax or a few drops of ammonia to the washing water. Then dissolve a small amount of mild detergent such as Woolite, Ivory soap flakes, or baby shampoo in the water. Maintain a constant lukewarm temperature throughout the wash to avoid stressing the fibers. Soaking silk can cause the dyes to run and should be avoided. After washing, rinse the silk thoroughly in cool water.

Machine washing Wash Healing Silk Scarves, Wraps and Shawls only in machines that are specifically designated as safe for silk and make sure the inside of the machine free from any soap residue that might stain the garment. To protect the garment from friction from the agitator, place the garment in a mesh bag or a pillowcase tied closed. Use a small amount of a mild, non-alkali detergent and wash on the gentlest cycle available in water no hotter than 86°F (30°C). The spin cycle can be used, but should be kept short.

Stains Harsh chemicals can damage silk irreversibly, so bleach or any product that contains bleach, enzymes, or whiteners should never be used with silk. Faded or yellowed colors can be rejuvenated by rinsing the garment in water with a few tablespoons of white vinegar. A vinegar rinse also helps protect the fabric from alkali damage. To keep white silk bright, add half a tablespoon of hydrogen peroxide or a few drops of ammonia to the wash. Recent perspiration stains can be treated with a tablespoon of ammonia in half cup of water. Older perspiration may be impossible to remove, but treating them with a vinegar solution can fade them. To prevent greasy stains from setting, sprinkle the stain with talcum powder and lay the stained part of garment on a paper towel until you can get the garment to a dry cleaner. For more serious stains, rather than trying to treat the stain at home, take the garment to the dry cleaner&s as soon as possible.

Drying Silk should never be dried in a machine drier as the dry air and friction can damage the fabric. To dry silk, first roll it up in a towel and press out the excess water. Once the silk is no longer dripping wet, hang finer silk up to dry and lay heavier types on a flat surface. Heat sources and direct sunlight can yellow silk, so allow the garment to dry in a cool place. Even in cool air silk can still yellow. To prevent this, the garment can be ironed dry instead.

Ironing and Storage Silk should be ironed only when damp. If the garment has dried, before ironing add moisture to it with a damp cloth. Use a low setting without steam and iron on the reverse side of the garment. Apply only gentle pressure to the silk to smooth the wrinkles out. For long-term storage, keep silk in a cotton pillowcase or other material that can breathe. Avoid plastic, which holds in moisture and encourages mildew growth.

Despite its luxurious appearance, silk is relatively easy to care for. With proper cleaning and care, your silks can stay looking new for as long as you own them.