European Kundalini Yoga Festival: PRADIYA on site — the perfect combination - Kundalini Yoga and Impact
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August 1–9, 2026. Loire Valley, France. PRADIYA will be at the European Yoga Festival – with Karina and the complete range for authentic Kundalini Yoga practice. Craftsmanship that matters. Sustainability that is real.
The European Kundalini Yoga Festival: A place for authentic Kundalini Yoga practice
The European Yoga Festival in the Loire Valley is a place for authentic Kundalini Yoga. Nine days of Sadhana, Kriyas, workshops, Satsang, meditation. People from all over the world who understand: Kundalini Yoga is a lifestyle, not a trend.
PRADIYA will be present there – with a 3×3 meter pavilion, run by Karina personally. This is a direct encounter between brand and community.
Gurmukh Kaur Khalsa: The story behind it
PRADIYA would not exist without Gurmukh Kaur Khalsa. She is one of the most influential Kundalini Yoga teachers worldwide – through her, the encounter between Karina and Oinak took place. From this encounter, PRADIYA was born. As a result, the orphanage in Oda with 27 children and the international school with 124 children have grown further. A home, education, a better future.
Unfortunately, Gurmukh will not be at the festival. But her support, her vision, her presence – it permeates everything that PRADIYA is.
The complete PRADIYA range for Kundalini Yoga
Hand-knitted Angora scarves from Chamba, Uttarakhand
21 colors, each unique. Woven by artisans whose families have been working sustainably for generations. With each scarf, a child in the Oda orphanage, Kalikot District, Nepal is fully supported for one month: home, food, school, clothing, medical care. Here is the link to our Angora scarves.
Karas – Iron and stainless steel bracelets (Sikhism)
The Kara is a central symbol of Sikhism and a symbol of the covenant – a bracelet worn in everyday life, as a visible expression of one's spiritual attitude. In Sikhism, the Kara represents strength and eternity. PRADIYA presents Karas made of iron and stainless steel for people who wear their Kundalini Yoga practice in everyday life.
Malas with Khanda symbol made of healing stones
Handcrafted Mala bracelets with the Khanda symbol. Made from carefully selected healing stones, connected with the power of Sikh spirituality and the Kundalini Yoga tradition. Each Mala supports your practice and provides a pair of shoes to a child in Nepal.
Hand-woven cotton scarves with gold and silver
Elegant, light. Gold and silver threads interwoven. A sustainable collection for people who seek lightness and conscious consumption.
Tibetan prayer flags
Hand-printed with traditional mantras and symbols. Symbol of the continuous flow of compassion and positive energy – ideal for your Kundalini Yoga practice and meditation.
My Bracelet – My Story
Each bracelet handcrafted by a child in the Oda orphanage – with a personal drawing and message. With every purchase, you donate one month of school and lunch for a child. Direct, transparent, sustainable. A great gift: My Bracelet – My Story
Mala bracelets made of healing stones
Hand-knotted in Rishikesh. With healing stones that support your Kundalini Yoga practice. With each Mala bracelet, a pair of shoes is donated to a child in Nepal. All our Mala bracelets can be found here: Mala bracelets
Impact you can wear – donating instead of consuming
PRADIYA is for people who understand: Kundalini Yoga is lived practice. It's about mindfulness, fair conditions, real change. A scarf, a Kara, a Mala from PRADIYA is a daily reminder – my purchase means something. Craftsmanship matters. Women in India are paid fairly. Children in Nepal have a future.
Every purchase is a donation. Every Mala, every scarf, every bracelet provides concrete support. This is not sustainability as a marketing phrase. This is sustainability as an action.
All information about our orphanage in Nepal can be found here: Oda Children's Home, Nepal
This is PRADIYA.
Come to the Pavilion
If you are at the festival: Come by. Touch the fabrics. Hear the stories. Try on the bracelets. Wear a Mala, get to know its healing stones. Karina will be there – with her expertise, her passion, her vision.
European Yoga Festival
August 1–9, 2026
Domaine de Chalès, Loire Valley, France
www.europeanyogafestival.eu