Infinite Knot Fair Trade Tibetan Pillow

Infinite Knot Fair Trade Tibetan Pillow

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$88.00
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Infinite Knot Fair Trade Tibetan Pillow

Item DY-149-BK

Infinite Knot Fair Trade Tibetan Pillow

$88.00
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Square accent pillow with a cover felted from sheep's wool, hand-appliquéd with the Infinite Knot symbol inside a contrast meander border. The endless knot is one of the Eight Auspicious Symbols of Tibetan Buddhism, standing for interconnection. Set it on a meditation cushion, a reading chair, or the bed. Choose red or black.

Details
  • Design: Plush square accent pillow felted from sheep's wool in a solid red or black ground, framed by a hand-appliquéd contrast-color meander border with the Infinite Knot appliquéd at center
  • Size: Cover measures 16 x 16 inches
  • Material: Cover felted from sheep's wool with a linen backing; insert filled with 100% polyester
  • Included: Polyester-fill insert with the cover
  • Care: Dry clean only; spot clean gently to protect the felted wool and appliqué stitching
  • Origin: Handcrafted by Tibetan artisans in Sichuan, fair trade
  • Note: Each cover is handcrafted, so slight variations in felting, stitching, and knot placement are part of its handmade character
Meaning & Intention

The Infinite Knot, or endless knot, is one of the Eight Auspicious Symbols of Tibetan Buddhism. Its interlacing lines have no beginning and no end, standing for the interconnection of all existence and the weaving of wisdom and compassion.

Read traditionally, the winding pattern evokes samsara's continuous cycle, while the symmetry at the center suggests that liberation comes from understanding the pattern rather than escaping it.

On this pillow the knot is rendered in bold felt appliqué against saturated color, a design lineage the artisans know by hand rather than pattern book.

Bringing it into a room keeps the idea of unbroken connection close at hand.

Essence & Elements

Intention: Connection, balance, wholeness, compassion

Chakra connection: Heart chakra (Anahata)

Symbol: Infinite Knot, one of the Eight Auspicious Symbols

Ideal for: Meditators, Tibetan Buddhist practitioners, altar space, or a thoughtful gift for a traveler

Suggested mantra: Om Mani Padme Hum

Questions & Guidance

Is the cover removable from the insert?

Yes. The pillow arrives with a felted wool cover and a separate polyester-fill insert, so the two can be handled independently.

How should I choose between red and black?

Both share the same construction and appliqué. Red reads warmer and more traditional in Tibetan textiles; black feels more graphic and settles into modern rooms. The choice is aesthetic.

Can I use it as a floor meditation cushion?

It works as an accent on a zabuton, bench, or reading chair, but the polyester fill is softer than a firm zafu. For long sits, pair it with a sturdier base.

How do I bring intention to it in a room?

Place it where you pause each day — a meditation seat, bedside, or altar. Let the eye catch on the knot, take a breath, and return to the sense that your choices and relationships are threads in one weave.

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