Lena Rewell Relax Handwoven Mohair Blanket (71in/1.8m)
$1,130
Norlha Ombré Hand-Felted Yak Blanket (79in/2m)
$1,590
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The Ombré blanket from Norlha is hand-felted from pure yak khullu wool. It takes three artisans an entire day to craft it, using a mix of traditional techniques and fresh innovations. The fibre is chosen for its many virtues – not just its durability and ethical gathering process, but also its softness and insulating properties. Bask in its versatility, whether you’re using it as a bed cover, sofa throw or wall hanging.
Product ID: 2212294011
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Other colours
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The Ombré blanket from Norlha is hand-felted from pure yak khullu wool. It takes three artisans an entire day to craft it, using a mix of traditional techniques and fresh innovations. The fibre is chosen for its many virtues – not just its durability and ethical gathering process, but also its softness and insulating properties. Bask in its versatility, whether you’re using it as a bed cover, sofa throw or wall hanging.
Product ID: 2212294011
View more from: Norlha / Blankets & throws
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Meet the Maker:
Norlha
A rugged, remote valley in the Amdo region of the Tibetan Plateau is where American anthropologist Kim Yeshi and daughter Dechen founded Norlha in 2007. Together, they nurture an economy for former nomads who have spun, woven and felted for generations, investing in their livelihoods and futures as a result. At the heart of Norlha is the idea to fulfil the potential of yak khullu wool, which is taken from the under-down of a yak and can only be caught as moult during shedding season in late spring. Kim and Dechen describe their ethical, sustainable creations as ‘made from memories and miracles’ – a wonderful sentiment felt in each hand-spun blanket and cushion cover.
