Meditation relaxes the mind and gets rid of the jumbled thoughts that may be crowding your mind and causing stress. So now you started meditation, now you are looking for cute and comfortable clothing while you're going on this journey.
Our brand focuses on handmade ethical clothes promoting holistic life and freedom culture. High frequency wear for tribe gatherings, ceremony, yogic practice and more!
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All items are handmade and ethically sourced!
As Spring approaches, we are leaving our houses and going out to enjoy the Spring weather. Here are our 5 pieces to incorporate into your Spring wardrobe! 1. White Shawl Ritual Robe Soft and gentle beautiful white shawl will serve you as a wonderful ritual robe or kimono. It is handmade from an upcycled pure white cotton knits fabric. 2. Chiffon Blue dress This beautiful chiffon open caftan is a wonderful coverup for a simple dress underneath or a cute yoga outfit. Flowing and relaxed fit is comfy and elegant. Wear it as your Special Ceremony Attire or a simple chiffon lounge wear. 3. Mens Caftan . Beautiful hand block printed 100% cotton caftan. Kaplan in Turkish (from...
"When the power of love overcomes the love of power the world will know peace." ~ Jimi Hendrix 2020 called us all to the attention of the injustice that the BIPOC community has faced for years. So much has been done since; but we believe that there is still more good that can be done. For the next 2 weeks, in honor of Black History Month, glorka.com will be sharing our list of bipoc owned fashion brands that have inspired us and continue to do so. Here are our brand picks for sustainable black-owned fashion brands living out bold, stylish and unique! 1.Proclaim Proclaim is an inclusive lingerie line, expanding the definition of “nude,” one ethically-made bra at a time....
On the last day of the previous India trip I was walking through little cute shops of Arambol Beach back to my guest house room. There was one particular shop that attracted my attention. Natural and earthy colors of the soft scarfs, shawls and blankets were displayed there along with the brochures of what this place was. “I am blind BUT I can Weave”- one of the photos on the brochure said. I felt a calling to walk in and check it out. This was a fair trade shop of the organization called Yes Helping Hands Handicrafts. As I learned at the shop, they provide practical training and employment opportunities for people living with disabilities in Nepal and Ladak, India. They...
