Description
I offer the following DISCOUNTS for bigger / bulk orders (not applicable on sale items):
* 5% off if you order 5 rebozos / fajas or more (coupon code 5%on5)
* 8% off if you order 8 rebozos / fajas or more (coupon code 8%on8)
* 10% off if you order 10 rebozos / fajas or more (coupon code 10%on10)
* 15% off if you order 15 rebozos / fajas or more (coupon code 15%on15)
* 20% off if you order 20 rebozos / fajas or more (coupon code 20%on20)
These shorter and lighter versions of traditional Fajas or Womb Belts are made out of double cotton fabric by artisans in Oaxaca in Mexico, to the design of the Colombian Chumbe. They wrap twice around the hips and can then be tied with the plaits. The Rebozo fabric has been woven on a pedal loom out of cotton, and the pieces are then sewn together from the edges to make it double the thickness of a normal rebozo – and have it give double the support!
The length for these shorter versions is 180cm, plus about 35cm for each of the plaits (which make tying easy), and around 15cm wide. While the thicker fajas weigh around 550-600gram, these shorter ones are also much lighter and weigh just about 200gram. This makes them less bulky and easier to take with you, while still giving great support.
You can find videos of me explaining its use here (the videos are made with the longer, thicker ones, but the use of the shorter ones is similar, just less strong in the support they give, but also less bulky): https://www.facebook.com/japjeet.kaur.nele/videos/2862904900680129
Difference between the long and short Fajas explained: https://www.facebook.com/reel/1260036382364985
And another quick video that shows how to tie them: https://www.facebook.com/reel/738895711982111
They are made to bring comfort, support and protection – traditionally they are used as a protection for the energy center (known to different cultures under the various names of dharan, dan tien, hara, navel point — much like a kamarkassa (cummerbund) in Indian traditions, or a martial arts belt in other Asian traditions) and are part of Latin American traditional attire.
Physically they help enormously with back pain and sciatic pain / sciatica, and are also a great support when working in the garden, on your allotment, etc.
The cotton fabric gives warmth to the kidneys, which also greatly helps with adrenal fatigue and burnout.
Several of the above reasons also make them perfect for men to use (my husband wears one every day, he has 3 of his own!).
For women, using a faja brings tremendous nurturing support and warmth to the pelvic organs and kidneys while menstruating, when pregnant (they are tied underneath the bump for support under the bump and on the pelvis, helping with pelvic pain, lower back pain, pubic bone pain, helping to maintain an ergonomic posture …), during the postpartum, during a miscarriage, for endometriosis pains, after a hysterectomy, when struggling with a UTI, …
They also give profound support for anyone struggling with anxiety or going through grief, literally keeping you together and from unravelling.
When people try them on at mine, I’m always met with a look of profound disbelief and the question: “Where has this been my whole life?” or “How is this possible?” — you almost really have to try them to understand what a difference they make on so many levels.
The webshop only accepts UK addresses – however, for international orders simply contact me via email or whatsapp. We will then organise your shipping and arrange payment for your order via PayPal or otherwise.
