Awa Throw - Natural / Black
Natural / Black
$130.00
Sale price
$130.00
Regular price
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Awa Throw - Natural / Black
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$130.00
Sale price
$130.00
Regular price
A lightweight throw inspired by traditional Andean patterning, designed for everyday use at home or outdoors. Its natural and black palette and compact size make it easy to layer across a sofa, bed, or travel setup.
Details
- Material: 100% recycled synthetic threads
- Reversible design
- Tassels: approximately 2" on both ends
- Ethically co‑created with partner artisans in Ecuador
- Handmade nature may result in slight variations in size and color
Size
- Approximately 74" L × 52" W
- Measurements may vary slightly between production lots
Care
This throw is best cared for with a cold delicate wash and a gentle hang dry to maintain its structure. Avoid bleach and high heat, and store it folded when not in use to help preserve the tassels and overall shape.
This item is prepared and shipped by one of our small‑business partners and may arrive in its own package.
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