935 results found for “cotton chevron blanket”

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.Composition: 100% Super soft acrylic Wash Care Instructions:Cold washDo not bleachDo not ironDo not dry cleanDo...

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 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).Basotho blankets are made from 50% wool and 50% dralon acrylic. Wash...

Masikane Masike is a born and bred Mosotho artist from Maseru, Lesotho. He is an accomplished designer from humble beginnings with deep spiritual beliefs in a higher power as well as the ancestors. As a designer he is motivated by the rich culture and...

The Morena is favoured by the Basotho people as an everyday wearing blanket. The Morena Collection is available in the Riet (cards), Mielie (corncob) and the Nkoe (leopard skin).The Nkoe design was seen by the Basotho people as the stones from which they build...

A plush warm fur-pile bed blanket produced with the hospitality industry standards in mind. It has enhanced construction resulting in a denser and more consistent pile, improving both handle and durability. The blanket weight has also increased to an impressive 580 gsm, ensuring optimal...

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...

Queen Consort Sekhothali Mabhena - Born Princess Sekhothali Seeiso in the Mountain Kingdom of Lesotho is now the Queen of the Ndebele Kingdom.Bearing the title "Indlovukazi",  she is the embodiment of a true leader as she strives to contribute to the upliftment and success...

A plush warm fur-pile bed blanket produced with the hospitality industry standards in mind. It has enhanced construction resulting in a denser and more consistent pile, improving both handle and durability. The blanket weight has also increased to an impressive 580 gsm, ensuring optimal...

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...

The Velvacryl blanket can also be purchased for relief, charity and donations.  Available in an assortment of colours.Composition:  90% acrylic / 10% poly-cottonWash Care Instructions:Cold washDo not bleachDo not ironDo not dry cleanDo not tumble dryKeep away from fire

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.Composition: 100% Super soft acrylic Wash Care Instructions:Cold washDo not bleachDo not ironDo not dry cleanDo...

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...

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...

This blanket pays homage to Basotho women for their artistic use of Litema which are the geomatric patterns they use to decorate their huts. A man can build a house but only a woman can build a home. As a token of appreciation this...