The Visby blanket in rust, designed by Kerstin Landström and made from OEKO-TEX certified wool, is elegantly draped over stone steps near a blue wooden door.
The Visby blanket in rust-colored wool by Kerstin Landström Design captures the essence of Swedish heritage, reminiscent of historic European buildings with steep roofs set against a warm, orange sunset sky, blending seamlessly with the scene's timeless charm.
Roll over image to zoom in Click on image to zoom
The Visby blanket in rust, designed by Kerstin Landström and made from OEKO-TEX certified wool, is elegantly draped over stone steps near a blue wooden door.The Visby blanket in rust-colored wool by Kerstin Landström Design captures the essence of Swedish heritage, reminiscent of historic European buildings with steep roofs set against a warm, orange sunset sky, blending seamlessly with the scene's timeless charm.

Blanket: Visby, Rust, Wool - Kerstin Landström Design

Save 20%
SKU: F21
Price:
$199.99 USD $250.00 USD
Stock:
Only 1 unit left

Description

by Kerstin Landström Design

Designed in Rattvik, Sweden

KERSTIN LANDSTRÖM DESIGN was founded in 1994 and produces organic wool blankets and throws inspired by Swedish environments, nature and historical heritage.

Organic wool blankets and throws inspired by our Swedish environments and cultural heritage, since 1994.

Our fantastic medieval and Hanseatic city of Visby on Gotland is yet another of the names on UNESCO's list of World Heritage Sites. With its beautiful ring wall, the large warehouses, the alleys with all the roses and not least the sea and its sunsets, it has inspired the new VISBY blanket.

  • 100% OEKO-TEX® certified lambswool
  • 130 x 180 cm
  • Colors: rust/grey/ochre

    CARE: Wool is dirt-repellent and has a self-cleaning property which means that wool products should not be washed too often or unnecessarily. Wool feels good from frequent airing, preferably in damp weather. The blankets can be washed with wool detergent by hand or on a wool program in a machine at 30 degrees. Wring the blanket semi-dry or spin briefly, stretch the blanket and then air dry it.

    You may also like

    Recently viewed