Vintage Pearl Throw and Blanket

$125$215

The colors of the Vintage Pearl throw and blanket are reminiscent of the experience of holing up in a cozy cabin with a steaming cup of coffee or cocoa in your hand. Leave it in your cream-colored bed or better yet, leave it near the fireplace so you can curl up in a couch and read your favorite book while being cocooned in its incredible warmth. Made from Alpaca wool, the throw is silky soft, light, warm, durable and hypoallergenic.

Hypo-allergenic beautiful alternative to wool. This blanket and throw are made of beautiful soft alpaca all natural fiber. Extremely warm and soft-as-silk!

Throw size is 45″ x 70″, Blanket Size is 70″ x 90″

80% Alpaca – 20% acrylic

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Description

We work directly with artisans & communities in South America to promote social and economic advancement. We use fair-trade policies to provide support to the community groups we work with. By purchasing Shupaca products, you are helping to maintain Incan traditions and keep the talents and skills of these artisans alive for generations to come!

Alpaca is considered as one of the world’s most valuable natural fibers. Hypo-allergenic, smooth as silk with moisture wicking properties & a natural insulating core. The perfect alternative to wool for total comfort!

Additional information

Dimensions N/A
Return Policy

This piece is returnable within 30 days for refund of the value of the item.

Care and Cleaning

May be hand washed in cool water, air dry, low setting on dryer for 10 min to fluff. Dry Clean is the recommended option. Use a light brush direction of fiber, iron on low in same direction if needed.

More about the Product

The blankets and throws are made with alpaca, an all-natural fiber that is organic, hypo- allergenic, extremely warm and soft-as-silk!

Exceeding the simplicity of function, Shupaca fuses contemporary style with traditional fibers adding clean lines & rich bright hues that add warmth and texture to any space!

Our products are sourced
from South America by small collectives in remote areas of the Andean Mountain region. They are artisan-made, incorporating traditional weaving techniques passed on through generations of Incan craft.