This wrap is ultra soft, made from 70% bamboo and 30% cotton. Ideal for swaddling and adorning your little one.
Measuring 120x120cm, its generous size ensures versatility beyond a swaddle - from a shade cloth to a light blanket, burp cloth, or even a convenient over-the-shoulder feeding cover, the uses are endless. Pair it with our matching Alofa Cot Sheet or Blanket for added cultural richness to your little ones nursery.
Inspired by the Pacific Islands, this design draws from traditional Pacific patterns that carry rich cultural meaning. The repeating spearhead pattern symbolises protection, resilience, and the strength of ancestry, wrapping your baby in the same guardianship carried through generations. The 'gogo' (seagull) pattern symbolises guidance and protection, gently leading your little one on their journey. The flower symbolises, beauty and growth while the stars are symbolic of honouring our ancestors who navigated using the night sky and voyaged the oceans giving direction, hope, and the guiding light that leads us home. A woven story of love, identity, and legacy, from the Pacific, with alofa (love).
Designed in Aotearoa and made with care in China.
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This wrap is ultra soft, made from 70% bamboo and 30% cotton. Ideal for swaddling and adorning your little one.
Measuring 120x120cm, its generous size ensures versatility beyond a swaddle - from a shade cloth to a light blanket, burp cloth, or even a convenient over-the-shoulder feeding cover, the uses are endless. Pair it with our matching Alofa Cot Sheet or Blanket for added cultural richness to your little ones nursery.
Inspired by the Pacific Islands, this design draws from traditional Pacific patterns that carry rich cultural meaning. The repeating spearhead pattern symbolises protection, resilience, and the strength of ancestry, wrapping your baby in the same guardianship carried through generations. The 'gogo' (seagull) pattern symbolises guidance and protection, gently leading your little one on their journey. The flower symbolises, beauty and growth while the stars are symbolic of honouring our ancestors who navigated using the night sky and voyaged the oceans giving direction, hope, and the guiding light that leads us home. A woven story of love, identity, and legacy, from the Pacific, with alofa (love).
Designed in Aotearoa and made with care in China.
