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The Sibylla Throw is crafted from cotton and retains a natural crinkled effect that brings an extra level of cosiness to its design. The abstract botanical pattern is then embroidered onto the edges f more→or a pretty border and finished with a fringe.

Our Zelva Throw is woven from recycled wool in a deep brown and white herringbone pattern. The throw is framed with an orange velvet trim that if finished with chain-stitch embroidery.

Our Zelva Throw is woven from recycled wool in a deep brown and white herringbone pattern. The throw is framed with a velvet spruce trim that is finished with chain-stitch embroidery.

Our Liena Throw is crafted from natural bamboo fibres which give it an incredibly cashmere-soft feel. It's woven in a circular loom, then dyed to create the muted blue-green tones; these are not absor more→bed by the bamboo, which lends a characterful, mottled appearance. The throw is finished with a thick fringe of loop tassels, bordered by a woven trim.

Our Liena Throw is crafted from natural bamboo fibres which give it an incredibly cashmere-soft feel. It's woven in a circular loom, then dyed to create the muted light brown tones; these are not abso more→rbed by the bamboo, which lends a characterful, mottled appearance. The throw is finished with a thick fringe of loop tassels, bordered by a woven trim.

Beautifully-crafted from wool and silk, the luxurious Muhibbi Throw comes in an olive colourway, while it features an abstract tulip pattern that's printed on the material. Its pattern is inspired by more→Ottoman art, the long slender petals of the floral form often adorned on marble, ceramics, wall tiles, robes and rugs in the 18th century. The delicate fringing adds further detail.

Beautifully-crafted from wool and silk, the luxurious Muhibbi Throw comes in an earthy-red colourway, while it features an abstract tulip pattern that's printed on the material. Its pattern is inspire more→d by Ottoman art, the long slender petals of the floral form often adorned on marble, ceramics, wall tiles, robes and rugs in the 18th century. The delicate fringing adds further detail.

Our Sheki pattern is inspired by a rug found in an antiques market, covered in English roses and abstract flowers. We first imagined the design on our very own rug, and now it covers a range of pieces more→, including this pretty throw. The linen is hand screen-printed and then hand embroidered with olive-coloured cotton thread for a raised design with a pleasing and unique folk style. The reverse features a similarly charming fine stripe. The artisanal process results in each throw having individual