Peacock Kharetsa Spiral Aloe Basotho Heritage Blanket – South Africa
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Description
Handmade in South Africa
The Basotho heritage blankets are made using a vertical manufacturing process. The 50% wool and 50% Draylon blended yarn are spun in-house, then woven using state-of-the-art jacquard weave technology into the finest quality Basotho blankets. The blankets are completed using a wet finishing process – they are washed after weaving and then finished in a wet state.
The Kharetsa is named after the spiral aloe which is only found in the Maluti Mountains of Lesotho. The aloe is prominently featured in the center of the design, surrounded by iconic Basotho hat and shield motifs.
Measurements 61″ x 65″
About the Artisan Group
Aranda prides itself on producing the highest quality Basotho blankets available. The Aranda Learnership College (Pty) Ltd provides education and training opportunities to young people in South Africa and continues to facilitate work experience opportunities to aid young people in gaining technical and income-generating skills.
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