Bataung is a Sotho tribe name and means "People of a place of lions"Size : 155x165cmComposition : 50% Merino Wool and 50% Dralon Acrylic. Wash Care Instructions:Gentle cold washDo not bleachDo not ironDry cleanableDo not tumble dryPreferred method to be hand washed 

The Acrylic Basotho Khotso is an entry-level Basotho blanket and is manufactured from acrylic. It is available in a smaller size which is suitable for children and favoured by tourists as a memento. The Khotso Collection comprises of the Mojalefa (the heir), Cards and Ntjhe...

The Royal Crown Jewel of all the Basotho Heritage blankets is the Seanamarena blanket. This blanket dates back to the 1930’s when it was created by the late Mr Charles Hendry Robertson who owned a trading store in Leribe called Seanamarena. The word ‘Seanamarena’...

I AM DIASPORA Yes, I was never forgotten, Cause I am DIASPORAI can see, I can feel, I can breath, I wrap, I lay down With a blanketCause I am DIASPORAI dream, About a blanket, So, I painted a blanket With diamonds on it, Royalty...

A Basotho blanket called Kharetsa, named after the spiral aloe which is only found in the Maluti Mountains of Lesotho. The Kharetsa blanket has been cemented as one of the iconic Basotho Heritage blankets for the past ten years. The design features the strictly...

Alice Bereng was born in Lesotho. She currently resides in North America, where she moved to at the age of 25. Originally she focused her career on the hair and make-up industry, whichculminated in the founding of the Semaj Salon in 2006. Years later...

A Basotho blanket called Kharetsa, named after the spiral aloe which is only found in the Maluti Mountains of Lesotho. The Kharetsa blanket has been cemented as one of the iconic Basotho Heritage blankets for the past ten years. The design features the strictly...

The Designer: Mokete Mohapi is a distinguished creative director, with a Graphic Design Degree and a BA Honours in Fine Arts majoring in design. He registered his first company called Backyard Designs in 2001. This business offers graphic design services, textile and screen-printing, digital...

The colourful Shweshwe fabric of Southern Africa was the inspiration behind this vibrant throw. Named after 19th Century Sotho King, Moshoeshoe 1, Shweshwe is the quintessential fabric of Southern Africa. Traditionally, the fabric is worn by newly married Xhosa women, known as makoti, and...

The striking throw is inspired by the stripes of timeless Xhosa clothing and blankets. Unique to the Xhosa people, the predominant use of black and white in their designs is steeped in tradition. Cultural rituals are symbolic through every stage of life and development for the...

The zebra is recognised around the world by its distinctive black and white striped coat.  Throughout the generations, the zebra has been the subject of many vibrant African folk tales of how it got its unique stripes. According to the ancient people of Nambia,...

The Royal Crown Jewel of all the Basotho Heritage blankets is the Seanamarena blanket. This blanket dates back to the 1930’s when it was created by the late Mr Charles Hendry Robertson who owned a trading store in Leribe called Seanamarena. The word ‘Seanamarena’...

A Basotho blanket called Kharetsa, named after the spiral aloe which is only found in the Maluti Mountains of Lesotho. The Kharetsa blanket has been cemented as one of the iconic Basotho Heritage blankets for the past ten years. The design features the strictly...

The Aranda Cotton blankets are woven from cotton grown and spun in South Africa. Cotton is a natural fibre that is known for its breathability and excellent wicking properties. This makes these 100% cotton blankets comfortable, durable, warm in winter and cool in summer....

The Umbhalo blanket is 90% acrylic and 10% polycotton, with its vibrant stripes, is used by the Ndebele tribe. This Ndebele traditional throw is only worn by married women. Beadwork is often added to these blankets and they are worn during traditional ceremonies.Once the full...

This woollen grey blanket is mainly worn by livestock herders in Lesotho. They require a warm and durable blanket, especially during the freezing winter months in the Maluti Mountains.The blankets are woven.This multi-use blanket can also be used for all seasons. The Aranda Grey blanket can...

Inspired by Litema, a form of Basotho mural art, the design tells the story of the Basotho people’s traditional lifestyle. The people are represented by the distinctive Basothohats. The mountains depict the landscape of Lesotho, known as the “Kingdom in the Sky”. The horses...

The Royal Crown Jewel of all the Basotho Heritage blankets is the Seanamarena blanket. This blanket dates back to the 1930’s when it was created by the late Mr Charles Hendry Robertson who owned a trading store in Leribe called Seanamarena. The word ‘Seanamarena’...

This bound wearing size blanket comes in a range of traditional and modern designs including the ever so popular zebra and giraffe skins.Once again this is a multi-purpose blanket, made from 90% acrylic and 10% polycotton can be worn or used as a fashion...

A Basotho blanket called Kharetsa, named after the spiral aloe which is only found in the Maluti Mountains of Lesotho. The Kharetsa blanket has been cemented as one of the iconic Basotho Heritage blankets for the past ten years. The design features the strictly...

The Royal Crown Jewel of all the Basotho Heritage blankets is the Seanamarena blanket. This blanket dates back to the 1930’s when it was created by the late Mr Charles Hendry Robertson who owned a trading store in Leribe called Seanamarena. The word ‘Seanamarena’...

The Basotho blankets have a deep cultural significance and history. The world renowned Basotho tribal blankets distinguish this nation from others by the way in which the blankets are worn as part of their everyday life. The designs have been developed over many years...

The Royal Crown Jewel of all the Basotho Heritage blankets is the Seanamarena blanket. This blanket dates back to the 1930’s when it was created by the late Mr Charles Hendry Robertson who owned a trading store in Leribe called Seanamarena. The word ‘Seanamarena’...

The Acrylic Basotho Mini Khotso is an entry-level Basotho blanket and is manufactured from acrylic. It is available in a smaller size which is suitable for children and favoured by tourists as a memento. The Khotso Collection comprises of the Mojalefa (the heir), Cards and...

This Xhosa traditional blanket is traditionally used to wrap the body for burial. It is occasionally used during the initiation ceremony.The Ingcawe has a whipped edge whereas the Tribal Black Stipe has an open selvedge to which the family of the deceased will attach...

The Moshoeshoe blanket features the image of King Moshoeshoe I with four Sotho shields with crossed clubs and spears to create the shape of a Victoria Cross in the centre of the design.The Lesotho region Thaba Bosiu is also featured on the blanket.Composition :...

100% Acrylic textured throws available in various colours.Wash Care Instructions:Gentle washDo not bleachDo not ironDo not dry cleanDo not tumble dryKeep away from fire

The Umbhalo blanket is 90% acrylic and 10% polycotton, with its vibrant stripes, is used by the Ndebele tribe. This Ndebele traditional throw is only worn by married women. Beadwork is often added to these blankets and they are worn during traditional ceremonies. The...

The Nu Kelly rug has the same design on both the face and the reverse. It is 100% acrylic, durable and therefore is suitable for travelling as well as picnics. Wash Care Instructions:Gentle washDo not bleachDo not ironDry cleanableDo not tumble dry

A Basotho blanket called Kharetsa, named after the spiral aloe which is only found in the Maluti Mountains of Lesotho. The Kharetsa blanket has been cemented as one of the iconic Basotho Heritage blankets for the past ten years. The design features the strictly...

The Designer:Mokete Mohapi is a distinguished creative director, with a Graphic Design Degree and a BA Honours in Fine Arts majoring in design. He registered his first company called Backyard Designs in 2001. This business offers graphic design services, textile and screen-printing, digital printing...

The Aranda Cotton blankets are woven from cotton grown and spun in South Africa. Cotton is a natural fibre that is known for its breathability and excellent wicking properties. This makes these 100% cotton blankets comfortable, durable, warm in winter and cool in summer....

This blanket was inspired by Maleh’s late grandmother, Matlelima Anna Hlalele. Above all of her achievements in life, it is her role as a spiritual leader and nurturer that remains the most important, which she played as the matriarch of her family. Kobo ea...

Letsatsi means the Sun in Sesotho, which forms the centre of the blanket design. It is a universal and powerful symbol representing, life, energy and hope. Letsatsi is also the name of the designer’s father. The blanket features iconic motifs of the Basotho culture...

The Aranda Cotton blankets are woven from cotton grown and spun in South Africa. Cotton is a natural fibre that is known for its breathability and excellent wicking properties. This makes these 100% cotton blankets comfortable, durable, warm in winter and cool in summer....

Aranda, in collaboration with Mmamokete Shea, are proud to announce the launch of the official King’s Birthday blanket for 2025.  Celebrated as a national holiday in Lesotho, the King’s Birthday is hosted by a different district each year. In 2025, the honour goes to...

The Royal Crown Jewel of all the Basotho Heritage blankets is the Seanamarena blanket. This blanket dates back to the 1930’s when it was created by the late Mr Charles Hendry Robertson who owned a trading store in Leribe called Seanamarena. The word ‘Seanamarena’...

The design tells the story of the Basotho people’s history. It is inspired by the traditional craft patterns made on the rondavel houses by Basotho woman as well as the circular patterns woven into the Mokorotlo hats. There are many historical sites scattered all...

100% Acrylic textured throws available in various colours.Wash Care Instructions:Gentle washDo not bleachDo not ironDo not dry cleanDo not tumble dryKeep away from fire

The Victoria England is the oldest of the Basotho blanket brands. There are six designs in the Victoria Collection:Pelo-Ea-Morena (Heart of the King); Crown; Badges of the Brave; Lehlako (Crest); Skin; Malakabe (Flame). Composition : 50% Merino Wool and 50% Dralon Acrylic.Wash Care Instructions:Gentle cold...

The Royal Crown Jewel of all the Basotho Heritage blankets is the Seanamarena blanket. This blanket dates back to the 1930’s when it was created by the late Mr Charles Hendry Robertson who owned a trading store in Leribe called Seanamarena. The word ‘Seanamarena’...

The Acrylic Basotho Khotso is an entry-level Basotho blanket and is manufactured from acrylic. It is available in a smaller size which is suitable for children and favoured by tourists as a memento. The Khotso Collection comprises of the Mojalefa (the heir), Cards and Ntjhe...

The Ibhidi blanket is based on the Ndebele pattern and available in the black and red colour.  This blanket is usually worn by married women.Size 155 x 165 cm90% acrylic and 10% poly cotton Wash Care Instructions: Gentle washDo not bleachDo not ironDry cleanableDo not...

The Acrylic Basotho Khotso is an entry-level Basotho blanket and is manufactured from acrylic. It is available in a smaller size which is suitable for children and favoured by tourists as a memento. The Khotso Collection comprises of the Mojalefa (the heir), Cards and Ntjhe...

A Basotho blanket called Kharetsa, named after the spiral aloe which is only found in the Maluti Mountains of Lesotho. The Kharetsa blanket has been cemented as one of the iconic Basotho Heritage blankets for the past ten years. The design features the strictly...

The Aranda Cotton blankets are woven from cotton grown and spun in South Africa. Cotton is a natural fibre that is known for its breathability and excellent wicking properties. This makes these 100% cotton blankets comfortable, durable, warm in winter and cool in summer....

100% Acrylic textured throws available in various coloursWash Care Instructions:Gentle washDo not bleachDo not ironDo not dry cleanDo not tumble dryKeep away from fire

The Faux Mink Bella is a soft 1-ply blanket available in a selection of complimentary plain colours with an embossed design.This blanket ensures excellent warmth properties as well as a beautiful finish and plush pile.Available in two bed sizes:Queen bed size 220x240 cmDouble bed...

The Acrylic Basotho Mini Khotso is an entry-level Basotho blanket and is manufactured from acrylic. It is available in a smaller size which is suitable for children and favoured by tourists as a memento. The Khotso Collection comprises of the Mojalefa (the heir), Cards and...

Traditional blanket for the initiation ceremony of Basotho boys/youth.Composition : 90% acrylic / 10% poly cotton Wash Care Instructions:Gentle cold washDo not bleachDo not ironDry cleanableDo not tumble dryPreferred method to be hand washed