112 results found for “Protea Pinstripe Miami”

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...

These throws are woven with a classic waffle weave, creating a three-dimensional surface effect.  When combined with contemporary colours, the result is a décor accessory which adds an element of sophistication to the home. Composition: 100% Acrylic  Wash Care Instructions:Gentle washDo not bleachDo not...

This luxurious jacquard throw is woven with an intricate triple-yarn weave. This allows for the creation of multi-faceted and colourful designs, which add a unique look to any interior.Size : 150 x 200 cmComposition: 100% Super soft acrylic Wash Care Instructions:Cold washDo not bleachDo...

Aranda in collaboration with Colibri Towels are launching a new range of vibrant and colourful beach towels. Following the success of the My Africa brand, a need arose to expand the product offering within the range by sourcing locally woven beach towels. It was...

These bold striped throws have been designed and woven with comfort and fashion in mind.The beautiful soft and light feel makes it suitable for all year-round use, while adding a layer of contemporary luxury to the home. Size : 150 x 200 cmComposition: 100% Super...

This Xhosa throw, Umbhaco is inspired by the timeless Xhosa stripes and old-style designes and colours. Unique to the Xhosa people, the predominant use of black and white in their designs is steeped in tradition but other colours such as red and orange of...

The Melody throws have been designed and woven with comfort and versatility in mind.The beautiful soft and light feel makes it suitable for all year-round use making it the perfect decorative accessory for the home. Composition: 100% super soft acrylic. Wash Care Instructions:Cold washDo...

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,...

Semomotela means a beautiful girl or woman and is a positive word to describe great beauty. Queen Masenate strongly advocates for the rights of girls and women. The design features the female shield symbolizing protection for girls and women. The shields are surrounded by...

These throws are woven with a classic waffle weave, creating a three-dimensional surface effect.  When combined with contemporary colours, the result is a décor accessory which adds an element of sophistication to the home. Composition: 100% Acrylic  Wash Care Instructions:Gentle washDo not bleachDo not...

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 is inspired by Ngoale. Ngoale is a Mosotho female who went to initiation school. Featured in the blanket, are the accessories and musical instrument used by initiates.  Likholokoane are the braided leloli ropes that accessorise the waist, Lesira accessorise the face and...

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’...

These bold striped throws have been designed and woven with comfort and fashion in mind. The beautiful soft and light feel makes it suitable for all year-round use, while adding a layer of contemporary luxury to the home. Composition: 100% Super soft acrylic, Single...

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...