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The brilliant colors and ultra-soft texture of the Ndebele throw blanket will make it an instant favorite in your home. It's the perfect size to lounge on the couch or to wrap yourself by the campfire with friends.
Sustainably and ethically designed and woven in South Africa, this hypoallergenic blanket will be your go to couch throw for years to come.
Inspired by the unique tradition and style of Ndebele house painting, this vibrant and beautifully patterned throw is bursting with Ndebele culture. The patterns and expressive symbols created on the walls of the houses serve as a form of communication between the different groups of the Ndebele people originating from the Northeastern parts of South Africa. Culturally, each Ndebele woman has a marriage blanket called a Nguba. She wears this blanket throughout her entire life. The blanket is embellished with different types of beads to signify the different events in her life, such as her son attaining manhood.
Your Blanket is fully machine washable. We recommend machine washing your blanket on a cool, gentle cycle and line-drying to preserve the fibers and color. Check out our complete care guide here
Kobo Ke Bophelo (The blanket is life)
Each Blanket is woven in South Africa with the highest quality materials. But what sets them apart is their dedication to improving the lives of those who create them. Each blanket symbolizes hope and positivity by providing fair-paying jobs and empowering underserved communities in Southern Africa. So snuggle up in a Thula Tula Blanket and feel good about making a difference.
Made to Endure Cold
Easy To Clean
Finest Materials
Super Soft & Comfy
Woven with the finest thread for your family
Our Mill is in its 66th year of operation and is 4th generation family-owned and operated. They are the industry leader in utilizing low-impact and socially responsible practices.
At Thula Tula, we are devoted to making a direct difference to the people and communities that created your blanket by providing well-paid, meaningful jobs and empowering underserved communities, especially women and kids in Southern Africa. African artists thoughtfully designed each blanket sustainably and ethically made in South Africa.
