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HIDE pink – blanket small

€250,00 incl. VAT

HIDE pink – small

Material: mohair, linen, cotton, silk

Size: 140 x 165 cm

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Only 1 left in stock

SKU: hidepinksm0003 Category: Uncategorized
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The blankets’ patterns are drawn by hand, so they are irregular and unique throughout. To capture the organic feel of skin, Nienke worked with natural materials like mohair, linen and cotton. A hand-sewn silk border finishes the blankets.

The HIDE pink small has no fringe, but is finished with hand-sewn silk on all sides.

Woven in the TextileLab of the Textielmuseum in Tilburg.

Handwash on 30°C. Do not tumble dry.  Do not iron.

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