Handwoven Rebozo | Traditional Manteado & Womb-Care Shawl
A traditional handwoven rebozo used for manteado, hip closing, gentle body wrapping, and the women’s care rituals shared in our guide.
- Rooted in tradition
- Created for manteado rituals
- Handwoven by skilled artisans
- Made in Mexico
- Free US shipping over $75
- 30 day returns
- Ships from Los Angeles in 24 hours
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Rebozo Details
Handwoven in Mexico from a lightweight cotton blend. Approximately 72 × 32 inches, including fringe. Created for manteado, hip closing, gentle wrapping, and the traditional women’s care rituals shared in our guide. Slight variations in color and pattern make each piece unique.
How to Use & Care
Use your rebozo for the manteado, hip-closing, and gentle wrapping practices demonstrated in the guide. For best results, follow the instructions carefully or work with a trained practitioner. Do not wrap too tightly, and discontinue use if you feel pain or discomfort.
Hand wash gently with mild soap and cold water. Air dry to preserve the colors, fringe, and woven pattern.
Shipping
Free shipping on US orders over $75. Ships from Los Angeles.
Ways to Use Your Rebozo
A traditional tool for gentle movement, wrapping, and the women’s care rituals shared in our guide.
Manteado
Gentle rhythmic movements traditionally practiced with a rebozo to encourage relaxation and connection with the body.
Hip Closing
A comforting wrapping practice traditionally used to create a feeling of support, warmth, and containment.
Body Wrapping
Wrap the body gently during rest or women’s care rituals for a comforting and supported experience.
Postpartum Closing
A traditional rebozo ritual used after birth to honor the body and bring intention to the postpartum season.
The things women email us about
What is a rebozo?
A rebozo is a traditional woven cloth used across generations for wrapping, carrying, comforting, and women’s care practices such as manteado and hip closing.
How can I use my rebozo?
It can be used for manteado, hip closing, gentle body wrapping, postpartum rituals, and the traditional practices shared in Mujer, Matriz y Raíz.
Are instructions included?
Basic care information is included. Step-by-step practices are available in our Postpartum Guide, SOLD SEPARATELY
What size and material is it?
Each rebozo measures approximately 72 × 32 inches, including the fringe, and is made from a lightweight cotton blend.
Can I use it during postpartum?
The rebozo is commonly incorporated into traditional postpartum wrapping and closing rituals. Wait until you feel ready and have received any necessary clearance from your healthcare provider.
Do you ship free?
Yes. Shipping is free on all US orders over $75. Everything ships from Los Angeles.
How should I wash my rebozo?
Hand wash gently in cold water with mild soap. Air dry and avoid bleach or high heat to help preserve the woven pattern, fringe, and vibrant colors.