You’ll love it because: In Laos, a wedding blanket is like a wedding ring. It seals the deal for a lifetime! Plus it makes a wonderfully unique wedding present.
$924.00
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Silk Wedding Blanket with Border is a traditional part of any dowry. A weaver would make one for her and her newly wed husband, the wedding blanket is believed to bring a good luck to the newly weds and protect them. This work of art takes up to three months to weave.
| Weight | 700 g |
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