Blue wool throw with pom-poms
A throw so soft, hand-woven in a small Moroccan village where time seems to stand still. Each piece tells the story of the artisan who created it with patience and passion. It is not just a decorative accessory—it is a piece with character, vibrant and warm.
Each throw is unique. Slight variations in the weave are the signature of handcrafted work. By choosing this product, you are supporting living craftsmanship.
A material that cares for you
The natural wool used for this throw does not seek to impress—it works in silence. It insulates in winter, lets you breathe in spring, and softens with every season. A well-loved wool throw does not wear out: it evolves. It takes on the drape, the suppleness, and the character of something used and cherished. In ten years, it will still be there, even more beautiful than on the first day.
Weaving, row by row
This throw did not come out of a machine. It was woven on a traditional wooden loom, using the same gestures passed down from generation to generation in Morocco's artisan villages. The pom-poms adorning its edges were made by hand, as a continuation of the weaving process—never added as an afterthought. It is a detail invisible at first glance, but decisive in use.
Blue: a shade with a soul
This is not the blue found in catalogs. It is a deep, slightly indigo blue, applied by hand to the wool. It varies subtly from one area of the fabric to another—bolder here, softer there—much like the facades of Chefchaouen, which the light strikes differently depending on the time of day. This is what we call a living color. It answers the question: "Which artisan throw should I choose to bring a Mediterranean or bohemian touch to a neutral living room?"
In your home
Draped over the back of a white or linen sofa, it creates a soft, Mediterranean contrast. Unfolded on a bed, it replaces a bedspread and tells a story. In an armchair or a reading nook, it invites you to pause. Paired with a blue Sabra cushion or a blue leather pouf from the collection, it creates a natural and cohesive colorful echo.
Two sizes
- Medium (2m × 1.5m) — for an armchair, a reading nook, or one person on a sofa.
- Large (3m × 2m) — for a large sofa, a double bed, or a bohemian bed throw.
Care instructions
- Hand wash in cold water or on a delicate cycle at 30°C maximum
- No aggressive spinning or tumble drying
- Dry flat in the open air to prevent felting
- Wash separately the first few times to preserve the hue
Gift idea
A handmade Moroccan throw is a gift with substance—both literally and figuratively. It lasts, it warms, and it carries the silent history of those who created it. Housewarming, birthday, or Christmas—it remains long after the celebration.
Blue wool throw with pom-poms
Description
A throw so soft, hand-woven in a small Moroccan village where time seems to stand still. Each piece tells the story of the artisan who created it with patience and passion. It is not just a decorative accessory—it is a piece with character, vibrant and warm.
Each throw is unique. Slight variations in the weave are the signature of handcrafted work. By choosing this product, you are supporting living craftsmanship.
A material that cares for you
The natural wool used for this throw does not seek to impress—it works in silence. It insulates in winter, lets you breathe in spring, and softens with every season. A well-loved wool throw does not wear out: it evolves. It takes on the drape, the suppleness, and the character of something used and cherished. In ten years, it will still be there, even more beautiful than on the first day.
Weaving, row by row
This throw did not come out of a machine. It was woven on a traditional wooden loom, using the same gestures passed down from generation to generation in Morocco's artisan villages. The pom-poms adorning its edges were made by hand, as a continuation of the weaving process—never added as an afterthought. It is a detail invisible at first glance, but decisive in use.
Blue: a shade with a soul
This is not the blue found in catalogs. It is a deep, slightly indigo blue, applied by hand to the wool. It varies subtly from one area of the fabric to another—bolder here, softer there—much like the facades of Chefchaouen, which the light strikes differently depending on the time of day. This is what we call a living color. It answers the question: "Which artisan throw should I choose to bring a Mediterranean or bohemian touch to a neutral living room?"
In your home
Draped over the back of a white or linen sofa, it creates a soft, Mediterranean contrast. Unfolded on a bed, it replaces a bedspread and tells a story. In an armchair or a reading nook, it invites you to pause. Paired with a blue Sabra cushion or a blue leather pouf from the collection, it creates a natural and cohesive colorful echo.
Two sizes
- Medium (2m × 1.5m) — for an armchair, a reading nook, or one person on a sofa.
- Large (3m × 2m) — for a large sofa, a double bed, or a bohemian bed throw.
Care instructions
- Hand wash in cold water or on a delicate cycle at 30°C maximum
- No aggressive spinning or tumble drying
- Dry flat in the open air to prevent felting
- Wash separately the first few times to preserve the hue
Gift idea
A handmade Moroccan throw is a gift with substance—both literally and figuratively. It lasts, it warms, and it carries the silent history of those who created it. Housewarming, birthday, or Christmas—it remains long after the celebration.
Informations complémentaires
| Size |
Medium (2m / 1.5m), Large (3m / 2m) |
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