Hey Baby, What's Your Sign? Throw Sample
Hey Baby, What's Your Sign? Throw Sample
Such a conversation starter. We love the heathered grey tones of this throw against the brightly colored hand-embroidery. It’s sure to pique anyone’s interest.
IMPERFECTIONS: THE LIBRA SIGN SITS AT AN ANGLE ON THE THROW AS SEEN IN THE IMAGE BELOW. SOME OF THE EMBROIDERY IS INCONSISTENT IN SHAPE AND SIZE AS SEEN IN THE PRODUCT IMAGES DISPLAYED. CLICK HERE TO PURCHASE OUR NEW ‘HEY BABY’.
THIS ITEM IS A FINAL SALE.
DETAILS
This 100% baby alpaca throw is as unique as each zodiac sign. The designs are hand-embroidered in a dot-pattern, each with its own color. We think it makes the perfect gift to celebrate a birthday, a special occasion or yourself. One more reason to love it: the hand embroidery is done by a community of women artisans in Callalli, Peru, who gain meaningful employment through their craft.
Material: Throw - 100% Baby Alpaca; Embroidery 100% Wool
Measurements: 70”L x 50”W
Color: Heathered Grey with contrasting embroidery
Origin: Peru
Materials + Care
This 100% baby alpaca throw is super soft. Wear it, drape it, and love it, but most importantly, just be good to it: Hand wash or dry clean only. Cool iron if necessary. No bleach. Do not twist. Lay flat to dry. Do not tumble.
what we’re made of
Peruvian Alpaca
Why alpaca? Alpacas are curious, social and (we think) adorable. Their fleece is renewable, sustainable, and eco-friendly. They are also gentle on the environment- they only eat the tops of the grass, and their softly padded hooves have little impact on the land. Alpaca fleece is hypoallergenic, resistant to breaking and pilling, and a great insulator. Oh, and have you felt the ‘paca? It’s softer than cashmere. We promise you’ll never go back.
HOW WE’RE MADE
Handwoven and One-of-a-Kind
We collaborate with an organization that provides small-scale alpaca farmers and artisans an opportunity to work with international markets and to earn a fair wage. Our hand-knits are made utilizing traditional Peruvian methods to spin and dye our yarn.
We source our woven blankets from a factory with a focus on eco-friendly and social initiatives. Our blankets are produced on an industrial loom and finished by hand. All of our embroidery is done by a group of women artisans in Callalli, a beautiful region in the Peruvian highlands.
