Handwoven Himalayan Wool Autumn Throw India

Handwoven Himalayan Wool Autumn Throw IndiaTraditional handwoven and naturally dyed throw from 100% Himalayan wool by a small collective in Himachal Pradesh, India. The throw consists of one main section woven on a traditional loom and then skillfully stitched together with two thinner stripes on the sides. Himalayan wool is both soft and warm, making it the perfect cozy throw combining craftsmanship and heritage.

detailed descriptions of Andean cultural traditions frame each section

Due to its handcrafted nature

This piece is made from two pieces woven on a traditional backstrap loom and stitched together by indigenous women in the Cozamalotl Collective in Hueyepan

Purchased directly from a Fair Trade group

Handmade shibori style raffia table runner with unique cocoon and moth pattern that are an artistic nod to the conservation project their makers work on

then dyed and re-woven

Hand woven in two panels from the mountains of Peru used by the Aymara or Quechua people that live in the high Andes

chalky taupe and golden sand

Size: approx

This large Gingham tote bag is made of 100% natural linen in Lithuania  by Fair Trade group

made from non-toxic dyed sheep wool

Each piece has a unique combination and patterns