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Swans Island Chambray Linen Sheet set in pewter grey with Swans Island handwoven Solid Winter Blanket in charcoal.

Swans Island handwoven blankets come in our custom linen storage bag with aromatic cedar slats.

Solid Winter Blankets

Name: Solid Winter Blankets
SKU: 23566
Availability: InStock

$1,595 – $1,795

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SKU: N/A Categories: Handwoven Blankets, Handwoven Winter Blankets, Signature Handwoven, Winter Collection, Blankets +, Blankets Tags: Corridale Wool, grey, handwoven, handwoven blankets, indigo, locally sourced wool, made in maine, Made in USA, Maine wool, natural, undyed, warm wool blanket, winter, winter blanket

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Our Solid Winter Blankets are handwoven with a double layer construction of cozy 100% Corriedale wool. This lofty wool is sustainably sourced from small New England farms and spun for us in Vermont. Our heaviest, warmest blankets, these are perfect for cold winter nights. Pockets of air trapped between two interlocked layers of woven wool provide extra warmth. Naturally breathable wool stays cozy while wicking moisture away while you sleep.

These warm handwoven wool blankets are a true labor of love. Our dedicated weavers must hand-tie 3,456 knots on our antique loom just to set up each limited run of these beautiful heirloom blankets. Undyed natural wool and our own hand-dyed colors make each handwoven blanket a unique work of art. Each Winter Blanket comes in a linen storage bag complete with slats of aromatic cedar to help keep your blanket fresh when not in use.

Please note on king size Solid Winter Blankets the pattern runs vertically, and the silk binding edges fall at left and right on the bed.

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Content: 100% wool – New England Corriedale wool; Mulberry Silk trim.

Origin: Made in the USA. Hand-dyed and handwoven in our Maine studio.

Dimensions: Single 70″W x 90″L, Double/Queen 90″W x 90″L, King 110″W x 90″L
Dimensions of handwoven blankets and throws may vary +/- 5% from those stated here.

Care: Professionally dry clean, or send to our blanket hospital for cleaning and repair.

Packaging: Each blanket comes in our custom linen storage bag with cedar slats and a provenance card to record gift giving.

Customization: Blankets can be customized with a hand-embroidered monogram or date.

Notes:

Due to the width of our antique looms, on king size blankets patterning is oriented vertically with silk edges at left and right.
On single, double, and queen size blankets patterning is oriented horizontally with silk edges at top and bottom.
Each handwoven product is one of a kind. Due to the unique nature of all-natural, hand-dyed and custom-spun yarns, there may be slight variations from what is shown here.
Colors of handwoven items may vary slightly due to dye lot variables as well as computer monitor variations.

Winter weight blankets are also available in Grace Winter Blankets and Checked Winter Blankets.
Visit the Swans Island Journal to learn how this blanket is made. A Blanket’s Journey from Farm to Finish. and follow us on Instagram to see this blanket being woven @swansislandco.

Read about John Grace’s original inspiration for these blankets in Down East magazine’s December 2022 issue.