Sarong Pario, Blue Hand Painted Evil Eye

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.

Why this blue cotton wrap works so hard

• The fabric looks light and semi-sheer in the photo, so it feels suited to warm days, beach bags and layered styling.
• 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.

A thoughtful gift for colour lovers

A good choice for someone who likes beachwear with meaning, blue textiles, travel-inspired dressing, or small home pieces that can move from wardrobe to wall. It feels especially suited to holidays, summer birthdays and slow weekends near water.

Common questions

Is it opaque enough to wear on its own?
The fabric appears light and semi-sheer in the photo, so it is best worn as a layer over swimwear or clothing.

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.