Discover fashion with a purpose—sustainable, ethical, and impactful.
Beautiful handmade woolen headbands from Nepal that support families, empower education, and champion sustainability.
Welcome to Heavenly Himalayan
Heavenly Himalayan’s journey began with a wanderer’s heart and a desire to transcend modern business practices. Our simple yet beautiful headbands are made from natural wool without synthetics. They are made by love, for love, with love.
At our core, we believe in the power of transformation. We are more than a brand, we are a force for good.
Our handmade headbands are more than just accessories. They carry the energy of the mountains and the wisdom of the artisans who craft them.
We believe that by supporting sustainable fashion, we do our part to raise our vibration and the vibration of the world around us. Who knows? Maybe these headbands can even open your crown chakra and attune you to higher realms of consciousness.
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OUR CRAFTERS
Heavenly Himalayan creates work women in Nepal, to empower their lives and break the cycle of poverty.
When we say break the cycle of poverty, we mean that we provide economic initiatives, education, and healthcare access for women who might not otherwise have these opportunities.
These incredibly talented artisans make our headbands by hand in one of the most spiritual countries in the world. The people of this nation hold an exceptional ability to unconditionally embrace and respect each other (and the Earth) on a deep level. The joy and magic in their "Namaste" way of life reflect the ancient energy you can feel in the products they make.
Product Reviews & Testimonials
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![Ashley A.]()
“I'm SO glad I found you! I couldn’t carry everything I connected with when I visited Nepal. Thanks to Heavenly Himalayan for filling in that gap!!.”
Ashley A.
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![Edmond G.]()
“The Yak wool never stops giving me this cozy feeling. Kudos to the Nepali people for creating this masterpiece!”
Edmond G.
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![Christian D.]()
“I forgot to bring the headband home when I was in Nepal. I felt weirdly connected to it! Then my son showed me this site which I am super grateful for.”
Christian D.
