The Norfolk Eye Pillow Company - Namaste Embroidered Linen and Lavender Eye Pillow

The Namaste Embroidered Lavender Eye Pillow helps to ease tension, dissolve stress, and support deep rest. Whether warmed in winter, cooled in summer, or simply placed over the eyes to block light and encourage stillness, these pillows create a five-minute sanctuary wherever you are. 

Made with pure French flax linen and filled with organic lavender flower buds and organic wheat grains, each one is stitched by hand, filled to the perfect weight, and designed to rest gently over your eyes.

The Namaste Embroidered Linen and Lavender Eye Pillow is available in 3 heritage colours: Pink, Blue and Red. 

This eye pillow is perfect for:
– Sleep rituals
– Screen-time recovery
– Headache relief
– Yoga + meditation
– Gifting calm

The science behind it: Gentle pressure on the eyelids stimulates the vagus nerve, sending calming signals throughout your body to promote relaxation and reduce stress. The "Oculocardiac Reflex" has been proven to lower blood pressure and heart rate, as well as improve digestion.

- Helps to ease tension, dissolve stress, and support deep rest
- The "Oculocardiac Reflex" has been proven to lower blood pressure and heart rate, as well as improve digestion.

Rub the lavender eye pillow between your hands to activate its soothing scent, then lie back and lay it over your eyes. Unwind as the seeds shape to your eye contours and the calming fragrance relaxes your mind, body and senses.

Use at room temperature or, for extra comfort, microwave for 30 to 40 seconds, or pop in the oven for 5 minutes at 150 degrees centigrade.

Chill it in the freezer for up to half an hour to help soothe tension headaches, sprains and swellings.

Removable outer cover, washable at 30 degrees.
Inner pillow, containing wheat and lavender, is not washable.

Handmade in Norfolk, England.

Soil Association certified organic wheat grains.

Organic lavender flower buds.

Highest grade, pure French linen. Linen is made of flax which has no carbon footprint – it actually retains 3.7 tons of CO2 per hectare per year, making it one of the most biodegradable fabrics on earth.