Rebozo Shawls

Our scented candle diffuses warm notes of cinamon, vanilla and rose, creating a soft and tender atmosphere in your home.  To help guide you towards greater inner peace and harmony, we have placed a natural gemstone bracelet inside each candle. Selected with the collaboration of a lithotherapist, the stone will impart its healing properties.

Our candles are handmade with 100% vegetable and GMO free wax and feature a cotton certififed lead free wick.

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This Rebozo pack brings together two essential tools for pelvic closing:

• A handmade tightening stick in natural solid wood

• A traditional Rebozo shawl, carefully woven

This stick is handcrafted from 100% natural, untreated solid wood. Its ergonomic shape ensures a comfortable grip, allowing for precise adjustment of the fabric’s tension during the ritual.

Usage tip: Place the Rebozo shawl around the pelvis, then wrap the ends around the stick to create the desired tension. Slowness, presence, and intention are the keys to a deep and respectful healing experience.

Discover the benefits of this magical garment during pregnancy, labor, birth and even postpartum!

The rebozo is an ancestral cloth garment originating from Central America.
It was traditionally used during rituals and ceremonies, or in everyday life, as a shawl or a sling for carrying a baby.

Since its arrival in France several years ago, new uses for the rebozo have been continually evolving.
First used to perform the “rebozo ritual” inspired by ancestral Mexican practices, it is now becoming an essential wellness tool for pregnant women and new mothers:

During pregnancy, it is used as a belly support band or when performing rocking or effleurage maneuvers to provide relaxation and comfort to expectant mothers.

During childbirth, the rebozo can be used to ease labor pains and keep the mother-to-be focused, or as a tool to suspend the body or provide traction.

During the postpartum period, it is used for belly binding to support the pelvis after delivery.

After your baby's birth, you can continue to use the rebozo as a baby carrier, a nursing cover, or even to enjoy “rebozo moments” of relaxation and sharing with your little ones.

When you purchase an Ilado rebozo, you will also receive our 32-page user's guide.

Features of our rebozos:
Our rebozos are made from GOTS certified organic cotton and dyes, with the greatest respect for the skin and our planet.
- available in 3 colors: sand, clay, light pink and terracotta.
- Size: 222 x 55 cm (approximately 22 x 85 inches).

We recommend washing them by hand or in the washing machine at 30 °C (86 °F) inside a mesh laundry bag.

A tool to honor the body and life transitions.

Handcrafted from solid, untreated 100% natural wood, this closing stick is a precious companion for the Rebozo ritual, whether practiced alone, with a partner, or as part of a guided ceremony.

Used to create the tension needed to close the pelvis with a Rebozo shawl, it supports this ancestral gesture passed down from woman to woman across cultures and generations.

The closing ritual can be practiced:

- After childbirth, to gently close the pelvis
- During a life transition or rite of passage, to mark the end of one chapter and the beginning of another
- To relieve physical tension (in the lower back or pelvis), and to support blood and lymphatic circulation
- To offer a moment of recentring and reconnection with oneself, in a safe and nurturing embrace

This stick can also be used in the traditional 4-handed Rebozo closing ritual, as a complement to other body closures.

How to use: 

Wrap a Rebozo shawl around the pelvis, then use the stick to roll up the ends and adjust the tension as needed.
Slowness, presence, and gentleness are the keys to offering – or receiving – this grounding ritual.

Discover the benefits of this magical garment during pregnancy, labor, birth and even postpartum!

The rebozo is an ancestral cloth garment originating from Central America.
It was traditionally used during rituals and ceremonies, or in everyday life, as a shawl or a sling for carrying a baby.

Since its arrival in France several years ago, new uses for the rebozo have been continually evolving.
First used to perform the “rebozo ritual” inspired by ancestral Mexican practices, it is now becoming an essential wellness tool for pregnant women and new mothers:

During pregnancy, it is used as a belly support band or when performing rocking or effleurage maneuvers to provide relaxation and comfort to expectant mothers.

During childbirth, the rebozo can be used to ease labor pains and keep the mother-to-be focused, or as a tool to suspend the body or provide traction.

During the postpartum period, it is used for belly binding to support the pelvis after delivery.

After your baby's birth, you can continue to use the rebozo as a baby carrier, a nursing cover, or even to enjoy “rebozo moments” of relaxation and sharing with your little ones.

When you purchase an Ilado rebozo, you will also receive our 32-page user's guide.

Features of our rebozos:
Our rebozos are made from GOTS certified organic cotton and dyes, with the greatest respect for the skin and our planet.
- available in 3 colors: sand, clay, light pink and terracotta.
- Size: 222 x 55 cm (approximately 22 x 85 inches).

We recommend washing them by hand or in the washing machine at 30 °C (86 °F) inside a mesh laundry bag.