comfortable facemasks

Burgundy cotton is woven on a backstrap loom to become a pair of attractive face masks with unique handwoven textures. Artisans from the Balam Atelier craft the masks with orange motifs embroidered in the center and elastic bands to stretch around the head. They are single-layered and are both washable and reusable.

Quiet yet classic, blue stripes flow across an ivory background. Cool cotton is woven on a backstrap to become an attractive pair of face masks with unique handwoven textures. Artisans from Creative Hands of Oaxaca craft the contoured masks with elastic bands to stretch around the head. They are double-layered and are both washable and reusable.

Evoking the sky at dawn, light teal stripes flow across an amethyst-colored background. Colorful cotton is woven on a backstrap loom to become an attractive pair of face masks with unique handwoven textures. Artisans from Creative Hands of Oaxaca craft the contoured masks with elastic bands to stretch around the head. They are double-layered and are both washable and reusable.

A perpetual classic, blue denim goes everywhere and with everything. Maura Parra designs two cotton face masks, contoured for comfort and fit. Each is fully lined and features a moisture-resistant interfacing for a total of three layers of fabric. The pair is both washable and reusable, with cords to tie around the head.

By Desak Nyoman Parwati, three double-layer face masks boast motifs related to meditation. The contoured trio includes a black mask with a stylized mandala, a yellow mask with a lotus blossom and omkara symbol, and a third mask in olive green with the symbol by itself. The root of all sounds, this one letter, om, is the emblem of the most high, and serves as a deeply significant and distinctly recognizable symbol for Hindu dharma.

The silk-screen print masks are all washable and reusable, and have loops to fit over the ears. In addition, the straps have an attached extension so they can also be tied comfortably around the head.