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One blue cotton sarong, many quiet uses: tied over swimwear, draped as a scarf, spread across a chair, or hung where the room needs colour. The evil eye pattern gives it a Mediterranean feeling, with white, gold, black and turquoise details scattered across a soft, airy blue cloth.

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What it is

A soft, light cotton pareo from India, made for warm days. Evil eyes, an old sign of protection, sit in gold on rich blue.

Why people choose it

  • For warm days A soft wrap for the beach.
  • Evil eye Gold details on rich blue.
  • Pure cotton Light and airy.

Care: Hand wash scarves that say hand wash only. Take the filter out of a face mask before you wash it. Hang a bath scrunchie up to dry after use.

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About this product

Why this blue cotton wrap works so hard
  • Evil eye motifs appear across the cloth and border, bringing a graphic, protective symbol into an easy everyday piece.
  • The blue ground has a washed, ocean-like softness rather than a flat solid colour.
  • Short tassel details at the edge add movement when it is tied, folded or draped.
  • Use it as a sarong, beach wrap, scarf, light dress layer, wall hanging or relaxed textile throw.
The look: blue cloth, evil eye detail

The design is built around the evil eye motif, shown with pale centres, dark pupils and golden ray-like accents. Some areas are more open and airy, while the border carries a denser line of circular eye details.

Because the cloth is hand-dyed, block printed and finished with handpainted detail, small variations are part of its character. The pattern is not meant to feel machine-perfect.

Cotton craft from India

Made from pure cotton in India, this piece comes from the Nomad Sari range within the Mediterranean Collection. The reference describes a process of hand-dyeing, block printing and handpainted finishing, bringing Indian textile craft into a relaxed bohemian sarong shape.

How to wear, drape and look after it

Wrap it around the waist over swimwear, tie it loosely at the shoulder, fold it as a scarf, or use it at home as a soft decorative cloth. Keep the styling simple and let the print do the work.

For printed cotton textiles, cool gentle washing with a mild detergent is usually safest. Wash separately at first, avoid wringing, skip the tumble dryer, and dry flat or in shade. If ironing, press the reverse side on a moderate setting.

The symbol in context

The evil eye is a protective symbol found across the Mediterranean, the Middle East and parts of South Asia, often used on jewellery, textiles and home objects. Its eye-like form is traditionally associated with watchfulness and keeping unwanted attention at a distance. Here, it is treated visually rather than heavily: bright eyes on blue cotton, somewhere between beachwear, travel cloth and decorative textile.

Size and details

Approximate size: 110 × 180 cm. Weight: 110 g. Material: pure cotton. Origin: India.

Common questions

Will every piece look exactly the same?
No. The hand-dyed, block printed and handpainted finish means each sarong can vary slightly in colour placement and detail.
Please note:
this design ships in assorted colours, so the exact shade you receive may vary. You’re welcome to add a colour preference in your order comments and we’ll do our best to match it, though a specific colour can’t be guaranteed.