Handwoven Andean Fringed Throw - Cedar Brown

Beyond Borders Collective began when an entrepreneur from Quito and a volunteer from Nebraska met in the Ecuadorian highlands and fell for the textiles woven by Indigenous artisans in Otavalo. What started with a single blanket grew into a direct partnership with those weavers.

Each throw is handwoven in the Otavalo tradition from 100% post-consumer recycled acrylic - turning yarn waste into something lasting. The collective works directly with its artisans on ethical terms, with fair pay and healthy working conditions for the people who make each piece.

• 100% post-consumer recycled acrylic
• Hypoallergenic

• 70 x 55 inches (178 x 140 cm)
• 2-inch tasseled fringe on both ends
• A throw size - drape over a chair, the foot of a bed, or your shoulders

• Handwoven in Ecuador
• 100% Recycled Acrylic Yarn
• Hypoallergenic
• Artisan-Made

• Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle
• Air dry, or tumble dry low
• Do not bleach
• Wash separately before first use

Q: What is it made of?
A: 100% post-consumer recycled acrylic, handwoven - soft, lightweight, and warm, and hard-wearing enough to take outside.

Q: How big is it?
A: About 70 by 55 inches, plus 2-inch tasseled fringe on both ends - a throw size for a chair, the foot of a bed, or your shoulders.

Q: What colors does the Cedar Brown throw use?
A: Cream with grey, soft brown, and black, in horizontal bands rather than a geometric pattern.

Q: How do I care for it?
A: Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle, then air dry or tumble dry low.

Q: What does the Equinoccio name mean?
A: It is the Spanish word for equinox - a nod to Ecuador's position on the equator.

Q: What does my purchase support?
A: Fair wages and healthy working conditions for the Indigenous artisans in Otavalo, Ecuador, who handweave each one.