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Folded brown and almond striped blanket on a white surface with a light grey background
Brown and beige geometric patterned blanket on a white background
Beige and brown geometric patterned throw on a plain background
R+D.LAB

LC2 Throw - Moro Brown/Almond

$965 NZD

This blanket is crafted from the highest quality of noble fibres, woven by a historical mill, with techniques that are centuries old; the innovation of design comes from modern approach in combination of colours and patterns. The result gives each piece a simple elegance.

The blanket is made of fine yarn from lambs wool and cashmere with a soft felted finishing to give warmth, yet remain light weight. A jacquard loom is used to weave this work of art. The edges are fished with a special colour stitching in an exclusive method, a hand rolled edge that creates a cording effect.

Made entirely by craftsmen hands in Italy

92% wool, 8% cashmere. 140 x 180cm

ABOUT the MAKER

R+D.LAB

R+D.LAB is a contemporary design studio known for its refined approach to functional, sustainable glassware and homewares. Rooted in an appreciation for aesthetics, colour, and traditional craftsmanship, the brand combines innovative design with age-old artisanal techniques to create modern objects with timeless appeal. Based in Italy, R+D.LAB collaborates closely with skilled European artisans and small manufacturers, ensuring each piece reflects both design integrity and cultural heritage. The result is a curated collection of handmade glassware, ceramics, and home accessories that are both purposeful and poetic—designed for modern living and lasting beauty. Explore the R+D.LAB collection at Tessuti: a harmonious blend of research, tradition, and elevated form.
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