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Black, white and two grays, organized around the chakana, the stepped cross of the Andes.
Why We Chose It
The chakana is an Andean symbol, and this blanket is woven in Ecuador, so the pattern is at home here. In black and white it reads graphic and modern rather than themed, and it holds its own against leather, wood and iron. Queen size and reversible.
How We'd Style It
Hang it from a wooden blanket ladder beside a cognac leather chair, or fold it at the foot of a white bed next to the herringbone alpaca throw. More in Adobe & Linen.
Details
- Approximately 90 x 78 in (229 x 198 cm), queen size
- Black, white and two grays
- 50% alpaca, 50% acrylic with recycled content
- Reversible: the colors swap on the back
- Made in Ecuador
- Dry clean only
Good to Know
We list the fiber honestly: half alpaca, half acrylic with recycled content. The blend keeps the price reasonable and makes the blanket forgiving in everyday use. The pattern comes from Andean weaving in Ecuador. It is not Native American made or Native American inspired. Dry clean only.
Shipping
Ships from Fort Collins, Colorado. Orders usually leave within 1 to 2 business days.
- Materials
- 50% alpaca, 50% acrylic with recycled content; reversible
- Dimensions
- Approximately 90 x 78 in (229 x 198 cm); queen size
- Care
- Dry clean
- Shipping time
- Ships within 2 business days
- Maker and origin
- Made in Ecuador
