The Basotho African Merino Wool Blankets

The ultimate African Wool Merino Wool Blankets

The ultimate Merino Wool Blankets. The Basotho blanket is a beautiful Merino Wool Blanket. It has been used for centuries, as it is to this day in the cold, windswept Mountains of Lesotho by the herdsboys and Lesotho royalty alike. This merino wool blanket was made for keeping you toasty warm and comfy. It is woven the same way it has been for over a century from Merino Wool and more recently added acrylic and has a self-cleaning quality and extra thickness that repels rain, dirt, and wind making them the perfect blanket. It is perfect for around the campfire as the wool naturally repels the smell of smoke and is a natural flame retardant nature of the finest Merino Wool

Authentic SeannaMarena Basotho Heritage Wool Blanket and wrap or throw sustainably and ethically crafted in South Africa draped over modern house in South Africa

Sale

Heirloom Basotho Wool Blanket - Chromatic $200.00 $249.00

Basotho Heritage blanket and wrap or throw handcrafted in South Africa chromatic Salmon and peacock throw drapped across a sofa in a beautiful modern house

Sale

Heirloom Basotho Wool Blanket - Salmon $200.00 $249.00

Basotho Heritage blanket Kharetsa blanket, wrap or throw sustainably and ethically made in South Africa in South Africa chromatic royal blue and cobalt throw draped across a bed in modern home

Heirloom Basotho Wool Blanket - Black and White

Sold Out

Heirloom Basotho Wool Blanket - Black & Peacock

Sold Out

Heirloom Basotho Wool Blanket - Scarlet and Cobalt

Sold Out

Heirloom Basotho Wool Blanket - Cobalt Yolk Natural $249.00

Story of the Basotho Blanket

Kobo Ke Bophelo (The blanket is life)

The Basotho Blanket has deep cultural and historical meaning to the people of Lesotho, a small landlocked country in Southern Africa. The blanket is woven into the culture and fabric of the Basotho nation. The blanket is used in all aspects of Basotho life, traditional ceremonies and celebrations from childbirth to weddings, As rites of passage to manhood and many more. The blanket is seen as a symbol of the mountain kingdom as Lesotho is affectionately known. To find out more about the rich history of these heirloom blankets →