Handwoven Mexican Rebozo — Talavera Azul Baby Wrap

A handwoven Mexican cotton rebozo in Talavera Azul — a soft, dusty sky-blue wrap woven with fine white diamond stripes, finished with white hand-knotted fringe. Named for the blue-and-white Talavera pottery of Puebla, it's a calm, airy wrap for everyday shawls, babywearing, postpartum belly binding, and traditional doula textile kits.

Who it's for

• Expecting parents and postpartum families looking for an authentic artisan Mexican rebozo
• Doulas, midwives, and birth workers building a rebozo toolkit
• Anyone who loves a soft cotton shawl or baby wrap in soft sky blue and white

How people use it

• Everyday shawl, scarf, or fashion wrap
• Baby wrap / carrier wrap for babywearing when you know a safe carry
• Postpartum belly binding (faja) and comfort wrapping in the fourth trimester
• Traditional Mexican doula and midwifery practices, learned with a qualified educator

This is a textile craft piece — not a medical device and not a substitute for professional care. Follow guidance from your care provider and any trained professional teaching rebozo techniques.

Materials & make

• Fiber: 100% cotton
• Technique: handwoven in Mexico by local artisans on a foot-pedal loom
• Colorway: Talavera Azul (dusty sky blue with white diamond stripes)
• Finish: white hand-knotted fringe
• Width: about 60 cm (23–23.6")

Because each piece is handmade, photos are illustrative — weave, tone, and exact measurements can vary slightly.

Size

• 3 m (118") — extra length for pregnancy and babywearing wrap styles, belly binding, and generous shawl wear

Care

• Hand wash cold or gentle cycle in a mesh bag
• Air dry flat; avoid high heat

Our story — Lola My Love

Lola My Love is a Mexican-American brand born from a search for native Mexican roots during pregnancy. We partner with artisans in Mexico so families can hold a piece of that tradition — woven with care on the foot-pedal loom.

Questions about length or color? Message us — happy to help.