Lavender Eye Pillow In Gift Box, Blue Viper
Ships from the UKClose your eyes and let a little darkness arrive. This lavender eye pillow rests over the face with gentle weight, soft cotton against the skin, and a quiet lavender scent that turns a pause into a small evening ritual.
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Close your eyes and let a little darkness arrive. This lavender eye pillow rests over the face with gentle weight, soft cotton against the skin, and a quiet lavender scent that turns a pause into a small evening ritual.
Lavender Eye Pillow In Gift Box, Blue Viper
Lavender Eye Pillow In Gift Box, Blue Viper is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
What it is
An eye pillow is a small cushion filled with linseed or wheat, often with lavender, that rests over closed eyes and keeps out the light. A wheat bag is larger, made to be warmed or cooled. Each page says what it is filled with and whether it can be warmed or only chilled.
Why people choose it
- Rest for the eyes Its gentle weight rests over the eyes and keeps out the light.
- Warm or cool Each page says whether it can be warmed or only chilled.
- Lavender and linseed The filling and any essential oil are named on the page.
- A quiet gift Many come in a printed cover or a gift box.
How to use it
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Lie back and rest the pillow over closed eyes
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To cool it, keep it in a bag in the fridge before use
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To warm a wheat bag, follow the heating instructions on its label exactly
Care: Never overheat a wheat bag; follow its label and let it cool between uses. Keep it dry, as a damp filling spoils. Refresh the scent with a drop of lavender oil on the cover.
Customer reviews
1 reviews of this piece
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★★★★★ S.
too bad the manual is only in English
Complete your ritual
A few things often kept alongside this piece.
About this product
For slower evenings and quiet pauses
- The filling moulds softly over the forehead and eye area, helping block out light while you rest.
- Lavender brings a familiar herbal scent, clean and floral without needing a candle or diffuser.
- The wheat filling can take on warmth or coolness, then release it gradually and evenly.
- It suits savasana, meditation, screen breaks, bedtime reading rituals, or a still moment on the sofa.
- The gift box makes it feel considered from the start, ready to pass on or keep for your own quiet corner.
Wheat, lavender and soft cotton
Inside is a natural-feeling blend of wheat, lavender flowers and lavender essential oil, held in a cotton sleeve. The wheat gives the pillow its gentle drape, so it settles to the contours of the face rather than sitting stiffly on top.
The cotton sleeve carries the Blue Viper design, bringing a bolder animal pattern to a soft, restful object.
Using it with care
Place it over closed eyes while lying back, breathing naturally and letting the weight do the work of creating shade and stillness.
If you choose to use it warm or cool, heat or chill it cautiously and always test the temperature against your wrist before placing it on the face. Keep it dry, and spot clean the cotton surface rather than soaking the filling.
Lavender in the rest ritual
Lavender has been tied to linen cupboards, bathing and evening rest in European household traditions for centuries. Its name is often linked to the Latin word for washing, and the herb became especially familiar through English cottage gardens and the lavender fields of Provence. Here, that history is kept simple: scent, darkness, and a little weight over the eyes. It is not a complicated ritual, just a way to mark the shift from busy light to quieter time.
Size and details
Weight: 350 g. Materials: lavender essential oil, wheat, cotton, lavender flowers and cardboard gift box. Made in India.
A thoughtful rest gift
A gentle choice for someone who loves yoga, meditation, slow evenings, or beautiful self-care objects. It also suits an overworked friend, a new parent, or anyone building a calmer bedside ritual.