Handwoven blanket wool white 140 x 220 cm

Handwoven blanket wool white 140 x 220 cm

SKU: VM000503

Category: handwoven wool blankets

Available
Delivery time: 2 - 3 working days* (DE - int. shipments may differ)

$ 154.80

incl. 19% VAT , plus

A hand-woven wool blanket made from 100% virgin sheep's wool, produced in the Maramures Mountains, extremely heat-insulating and good for medieval replicas.

Description

Very nice blankets made from 100% handspun wool. They are hand-woven on a old wooden loom. How they are produced very rarely and are perfect replicas of the originals from the complete Middle Ages.
The ceilings are never made of one piece, depending on size, they are hand sewn from two to three parts, since the Middle Ages it was very narrow looms. These blankets are exactly just such looms as produced in the Middle Ages. The wool is from mountain sheep from the region and is washed in spring water only, thus they contain, even after the precious lanolin (fat) which the dirt floors and almost can be watertight. The wool is not dyed, unless the ceiling has colored streaks in organge, red, etc. Than the wool is natural dyed, for example with onion skins. The dense weave, the quality and the existing heavy wool grease are extremely heat-insulating blankets and a shower may not harm you. Absolutely indispensable for each camp!

Size: approx 220cm x 140cm
Weight per blanket: 3.5 kg,
this represents about 1150gr / m ² Made from 100% wool

The specified size and weight may due to the absolute hand made something different (larger or smaller), the tolerance is around 4%

The blankets are manufactured by a family company in the Maramures mountains for us. In that operation really work with all generations and all done by hand. By sorting the wool to sew the blankets. We try this operation through the sale of the beautiful blankets to ensure the existence, since this family has made over generations to produce nothing more than blankets and other wool products by hand. In times of industrial production, the demand is decreasing much sadly.