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The Franklin Throw was designed by Santiago-based artist Paulina Cáceres, who works digitally and via more traditional mediums to create sensitive compositions of floating shapes. Beautifully transforming a cosy throw into a canvas for modern art, this hand-crafted blanket makes a refined addition to any home.

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Franklin Throw

he Perry Throw was designed by Melbourne-based textile designer Claire Ritchie. Like all of Claire's work, the Perry Throw features bold, vibrant colors in a design that radiates positivity. Beautifully transforming a cosy throw into a canvas for modern art, this hand-crafted blanket makes a refined addition to any home.

Perry Throw

The July Throw was designed by London-based illustrator James Daw. Beautifully transforming a cosy throw into a canvas for modern art, this hand-crafted blanket makes a refined addition to any home.

July Throw

If self-care had a physical form, it'd be the thoughtful, functional homeware by Slowliving Studio. Each of their collaborative, artistic pieces is designed to make you take a minute – breathe it in.

The Hancock Knit Blanket was designed by Dutch artist Marije Maria, a designer with an eye for shapes. All Slowdown Studio woven blankets are spun from 100% USA-grown cotton, and this one's made from an 80% recycled cotton, 20% poly blend – sustainable as well as soul-sparking. Their heavy weight makes them a cosy addition to your sofa.

Hancock Knit Blanket

If self-care had a physical form, it'd be the thoughtful, functional homeware by Slowliving Studio. Each of their collaborative, artistic pieces is designed to make you take a minute – breathe it in.

The Wilder Knit Blanket was designed by Russian artist Marina Timm, a designer with an eye for the abstract. All Slowdown Studio woven blankets are spun from 100% USA-grown cotton, and this one's made from an 80% recycled cotton, 20% poly blend – sustainable as well as soul-sparking. Their heavy weight makes them a cosy addition to your sofa.

Wilder Knit Blanket

If self-care had a physical form, it'd be the thoughtful, functional homeware by Slowdown Studio. Each of their collaborative, artistic pieces is designed to make you take a minute – breathe it in.

The Leonard Throw was designed by Melbourne-based artist Suzie Leahy – one of the twelve winners of the 2019 Slowdown Art Comp. All Slowdown Studio woven blankets are spun from 100% USA-grown cotton, and this one's made from a 70% recycled cotton blend – sustainable as well as soul-sparking. Their heavy weight makes them just as at home on your sofa as hung on your wall as unusual art.

Leonard Throw

If self-care had a physical form, it'd be the thoughtful, functional homeware by Slowdown Studio. Each of their collaborative, artistic pieces is designed to make you take a minute – breathe it in.

The Evans Throw was designed by Oakland-based artist Jocelyn Tsaih – one of the twelve winners of the 2019 Slowdown Art Comp. All Slowdown Studio woven blankets are spun from 100% USA-grown cotton, and this one's made from a 70% recycled cotton blend – sustainable as well as soul-sparking. Their heavy weight makes them just as at home on your sofa as hung on your wall as unusual art.

Evans Throw

If self-care had a physical form, it'd be the thoughtful, functional homeware by Slowdown Studio. Each of their collaborative, artistic pieces is designed to make you take a minute – breathe it in.

The Hazlewood Throw was designed by Berlin-based artist and designer Raby Florence-Fofana – one of the twelve winners of the 2019 Slowdown Art Comp. All Slowdown Studio woven blankets are spun from 100% USA-grown cotton, and this one's made from a 70% recycled cotton blend – sustainable as well as soul-sparking. Their heavy weight makes them just as at home on your sofa as hung on your wall as unusual art.

Hazlewood Throw

If self-care had a physical form, it'd be the thoughtful, functional homeware by Slowdown Studio. Each of their collaborative, artistic pieces is designed to make you take a minute – breathe it in.

The Dalton Throw was designed by Amsterdam-based Australian artist Steve Bachmayer – one of the twelve winners of the 2019 Slowdown Art Comp. All Slowdown Studio woven blankets are spun from 100% USA-grown cotton, and this one's made from a 70% recycled cotton blend – sustainable as well as soul-sparking. Their heavy weight makes them just as at home on your sofa as hung on your wall as unusual art.

Dalton Throw

If self-care had a physical form, it'd be the thoughtful, functional homeware by Slowdown Studio. Each of their collaborative, artistic pieces is designed to make you take a minute – breathe it in.

The Ashby Throw was designed by Liverpool-based artist Rachel Victoria Hillis – one of the twelve winners of the 2019 Slowdown Art Comp. All Slowdown Studio woven blankets are spun from 100% USA-grown cotton, and this one's made from a 70% recycled cotton blend – sustainable as well as soul-sparking. Their heavy weight makes them just as at home on your sofa as hung on your wall as unusual art.

Ashby Throw

If self-care had a physical form, it'd be the thoughtful, functional homeware by Slowliving Studio. Each of their collaborative, artistic pieces is designed to make you take a minute – breathe it in.

The Kimbie Throw was designed by Uruguayan artist Maite García – one of the twelve winners of the 2018 Slowdown Art Comp. All Slowdown Studio woven blankets are spun from 100% USA-grown cotton, and this one's made from a 70% recycled cotton blend – sustainable as well as soul-sparking. Their heavy weight makes them just as at home on your sofa as hung on your wall as unusual art.

Kimbie Throw 

The Arthur Throw was designed by East London's textile designer and multidisciplinary artist Laurie Maun. Beautifully transforming a cosy throw into a canvas for modern art, this hand-crafted blanket makes a refined addition to any home.

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