Natural / Blush: Natural woven cotton throw in blush and terracotta stripes with twisted fringe edge
Nude / Blush: Natural woven cotton throw in blush and cream stripes with twisted fringe edge, hung on a display ladder.
3: Stack of naturally colored cotton throws in pink, cream and terracotta
Blush / Terracotta: Natural woven cotton throw in beige and terracotta stripes with twisted fringe edge
Terracotta / Peach: Natural woven cotton throw in peach and terracotta stripes with twisted fringe edge
6: Pink and natural cotton throw displayed on top of a ladder
7: Natural woven cotton throw in blush and cream stripes with twisted fringe edge
Natural woven cotton throw in blush and terracotta stripes with twisted fringe edge
Natural / Blush: Natural woven cotton throw in blush and terracotta stripes with twisted fringe edge
Nude / Blush: Natural woven cotton throw in blush and cream stripes with twisted fringe edge, hung on a display ladder.
3: Stack of naturally colored cotton throws in pink, cream and terracotta
Blush / Terracotta: Natural woven cotton throw in beige and terracotta stripes with twisted fringe edge
Terracotta / Peach: Natural woven cotton throw in peach and terracotta stripes with twisted fringe edge
6: Pink and natural cotton throw displayed on top of a ladder
7: Natural woven cotton throw in blush and cream stripes with twisted fringe edge

Sunset Natural Cotton Blanket

SALE! $328.00 (was: )
Working hand in hand with women weavers in a small village located on the shores of Lake Atitlan, Guatemala, Behind the Hill celebrates South American culture and craft by partnering with local artisans who embrace ancestral weaving techniques. The women grow the raw materials right in their own environment—the cotton is naturally colored and has no dyes. Each individual piece takes about three weeks to create, and lasts for a lifetime as a throw or bed blanket.
Material Naturally colored (undyed) cotton
Size 45" x 78"
Details Hand twisted fringe at edges
Care Machine wash gold/gentle
Origin Lake Atitlan, Guatemala, Central America

woman owned small business

sustainably made

supports artisans in 3rd world country