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casa boho decorative throw blanket light mud cloth white beige tan tassels bohemian home decor neutral tones simple minimal interior design trends 2021
Decorative throw blanket, boho style, bohemian, eclectic, tribal, neutral, coastal, baby, nursery, aztec, geometric designs, beige, white, home accents, furnishings, casa boho coastal bohemian textiles shop, online boutique, home fashion

Tribal Throw - Natural

$48.00
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Inspired by African mud cloth, the Tribal Throw adds a little touch of boho to your modern, neutral space. Perfect in a nursery, placed atop a bed, sofa, or draped over a blanket ladder.


DETAILS

  • Approximate dimensions 46" x 64"
  • Colors: Off white with beige designs
  • Designs are painted on the fabric using the *hand block printing method
  • Tassels on both ends
  • 100% Cotton
  • Fabric is thin and lightweight, does not provide a lot of warmth
  • Each piece is slightly unique
  • Handmade in India

CARE + INSTRUCTIONS

  • Do not machine wash or dry
  • Spot clean only

*What is hand block printing? Hand block printing is a method of printing that can be traced back centuries to regions of India, Japan and China, where artisans hand carved designs onto blocks of wood that were then used to create the print on fabrics. This method is still widely used in many communities in India, as well as other regions around the world.

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