Shodhana — "Pure." Four peacocks rest in perfect, peaceful equilibrium on this scarf, their plumage unfolding against a vibrant green ground. It is a design that holds two energies at once: eye-catching and stimulating, yet deeply calming — the visual equivalent of a long, slow exhale.
In yogic tradition, shodhana is the purification practice — breathing techniques that clear the body's energy channels so prana, the life force, flows unobstructed. The artisan who painted this piece rendered that philosophy in feathers and symmetry: every mirror-image peacock a reminder that balance is something you practice, not something you find.
Drape it over your shoulders for an evening out, knot it at the neck with a blazer, or frame it — several collectors tell us their Naytra scarves spend as much time on the wall as in the wardrobe. At 36" × 36" of pure mulberry silk satin, it has the weight and luster to hold a room.
Like every Naytra piece, this scarf began as an original Madhubani folk painting by a woman artisan in India, created exclusively for Naytra Couture. A portion of your purchase supports our Silk for Sight initiative, funding cataract surgeries and vision screenings for those who cannot afford them.
Details: 100% mulberry silk · Satin weave · 36" × 36" · Dry clean recommended
