“Embroidered” [Icelandic Lambswool Blanket] Ash + Ivory

“Embroidered”  100% Pure Icelandic Lambswool Heirloom Blanket

This gorgeous blanket will not only elevate your decor, and layer beautifully with neutrals - it will become your go-to for the ultimate in coziness.

The beautiful, reversible pattern was inspired by a traditional heritage pattern in a more muted, modern interpretation.  

Eco-Friendly, Respectfully Sourced Wool, Expertly Loomed in Iceland.

Infused with the Healing Essence of Icelandic Nature. 

Remarkably Lightweight, with a beautiful handle to the weave, our Blankets are incredibly warm and even water resistant - making them the perfect companion to stay cozy by the lake, and on the boat.  Wool is an intuitive fibre, it is breathable and cooling, yet insulating, and the warmest you’ll find.

Details: Knitted, reversible pattern (positive/negative) offers two looks in one blanket.  Includes a beautiful, protective cotton bag for storage, and/or intended for other reuse.

Colour: Ash + Ivory [Also Available: Fawn + Ivory and Flax + Ivory]

Size: 180cm x 130cm

Perfect Size as a Full/Queen Coverlet for the most Divine, Layered Bed.  

Our heirloom blankets make a really thoughtful gift.

Behind the Pattern: Vyshyti - “Embroidered” in Ukrainian, was inspired by traditional embroidery, an integral part of Heritage.  We took inspiration from an ancient pattern, but softened, and muted the tones for a more modern aesthetic. Honouring tradition, but making it our own.

Why Icelandic Wool is so special: This eco-friendly fibre is sacred to Icelanders, and quickly became beloved by us too.  That’s why it is the cornerstone of our collection. It is unique from any other wool type.  

The Icelandic sheep withstands extreme weather conditions, therefore their wool is lightweight, incredibly warm, and even water-resistant.  The sheep roam free in unspoiled wilderness during the summer and are well-cared for under strong dedication to animal welfare.  

Water vapour from geothermal heat is mainly used as an energy source in the production of Icelandic wool yarn. When the wool is washed, the use of chemicals and detergents is kept to an absolute minimum, and the wool is collected, washed, and spun all within a few miles. We work with a fabricator in Iceland that shares our values of high-quality and old-practices.