Handwoven Merino & Llama Wool Throw - Ivory
An ivory throw handwoven from a blend of merino wool and llama fiber, finished with long hand-knotted fringe. The twill weave gives it a fine, even texture, and the plain warm-white color sits quietly on a sofa, a reading chair or the foot of the bed.
Merino is among the finest grades of sheep's wool. Blended with llama fiber, it makes a throw that drapes softly and feels smooth rather than coarse.
It comes in two sizes. The throw covers one person on the sofa; the blanket size adds 14 inches of length for the bed.
- Size - throw 51 x 71 inches or blanket 51 x 85 inches, plus about 8 inches of fringe
- Fiber - merino wool and llama fiber blend
- Weave - twill, handwoven, with hand-knotted fringe
- Care - spot clean, dry clean when needed
Handwoven on traditional looms in Patagonia, and packed in a linen keepsake bag, so it arrives ready to give. Because it is made by hand, the weave varies a little from piece to piece.
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This throw is handwoven on traditional looms in Patagonia, by a small studio that makes rugs and textiles by hand for the home.
The yarn blends merino wool, one of the finest grades of sheep's wool, with llama fiber. After weaving, the long fringe at each end is knotted by hand, and every finished throw is packed in a linen keepsake bag.
- Merino wool and llama fiber blend
- Twill weave
- Hand-knotted fringe
- Handwoven in Patagonia
- No synthetic fibers
Measured flat, not including fringe.
- Throw: 51 x 71 inches
- Blanket: 51 x 85 inches
- Fringe: about 8 inches
- Warm ivory, plain twill weave
Handwoven, so the weave varies a little from piece to piece.
- Spot clean small marks with a damp cloth.
- Dry clean when it needs a full clean.
- Do not machine wash.
- If a loose yarn shows, tuck it back in rather than pulling it.
- Store folded, out of direct sun.
How big is it?
The throw is 51 x 71 inches and the blanket is 51 x 85 inches, both plus about 8 inches of fringe.
Can I machine wash it?
No. Spot clean small marks and dry clean when it needs a full clean.
Can I use it year round?
Yes. Wool breathes, so it works as a light layer in summer and a warm one in winter.
Is it ready to give as a gift?
Yes. Each one is packed in a linen keepsake bag.
Where is it made?
Handwoven in Patagonia.
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