You’ll love it because: It’s a classic Lao diamond pattern woven into a lusciously soft shawl, that also happens to double as a throw. We love the pompom tassels!
$40.00
We collaborate with Tai Lue artisans in Ban Nayang village to create these fabulous shawls and throws. Classic diamond patterns are woven using a four-pedal loom. A slight variation in warp and weft threads adds texture and dimension.
We suggest using this as a throw, a bed runner or as a shawl! Handwoven using all natural cotton and dyes. A collaboration through our Village Weavers Project.
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| Color | Brown, Dark Blue, Light Blue |
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