Latin Collection Gray Peruvian Alpaca Wool Throw Shawl Wrap Fringe Soft Cozy 5 días ago

The Latin Collection Gray Peruvian Alpaca Wool Throw that you can wear as a Shawl Wrap. Cozy and versatile accessory for both you and your home! Made from high-quality alpaca wool, this shawl wrap throw features a graduated stripe pattern with stylish fringe accent. Approximately 66 inches in length, including the fringe, and 53 inches in width. Perfect for adding a touch of artsy bohemian flair to your outfits and home. Quiet luxury. Hygge. Lagenlook. In excellent pre-owned condition.

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Woven Plaid Throw Blanket Dark - Threshold 5 días ago

•Midweight woven throw blanket •Plaid pattern and fringed ends •Crafted from blend of acrylic, recycled polyester and wool •Machine wash and tumble dry •60in L x 50in W •STANDARD 100 by OEKO-TEX certifiedDescriptionTransform your space into a cozy retreat with this Woven Plaid Throw Blanket from Threshold. This rectangular throw blanket is adorned with a timeless woven plaid pattern and finished with coordinating fringed ends for added flair. Made from an acrylic-recycled polyester-wool blend, the midweight throw blanket is also machine washable for effortless cleaning.

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Handwoven Soft & Warm Heavy Thick Llama Wool Blanket - Ivory/Gray XL 94x79 in 5 días ago

This luxurious heavy blanket, crafted from the finest llama wool, features a brushed side that adds a velvety texture and enhances the blanket’s warmth. Its elegant ivory and gray hues interweave to form classic Andean patterns, reflecting Ecuador’s rich textile legacy. Ample in size, it provides both splendid warmth and sophisticated charm to any room. Draped over a couch or sofa, it becomes a stunning decor piece as well as a source of luxurious comfort, exemplifying the artistry of traditional weaving. This blanket measures approx. 94.5″ x 79″ / 240 x 200 cm inch incl. fringe Weight: 5 lbs / 2300 g Material: LLAMA WOOL Suggested Retail Price: $390.00 The llama is a product of ancient Andean civilizations, when 6,000 years ago it had already evolved from the vicuña to produce a unique fibre.

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