MATTI PIKKUJÄMSÄ Collaboration Wool Blanket (Forest Green/Large)

Lapuan Kankurit is a family textile company from a small town in central Finland. It has been a fourth-generation operator since its establishment in 1917. It has also grown from a small textile factory to a well-known brand in the country. Its superb textile technology and beautiful works , It also won the Finnish Handicraft Award (TAITO-FINLANDIA) in 2014. Lapuan Kankurit pays special attention to the use of natural materials, and strictly controls the protection of the environment in the process of developing and manufacturing products. It promotes the diversified use of products and advocates that everyone can use the same product according to their own habits and preferences, rather than being a standard one. For example, the thin blankets most people use to make beds can also be used as tablecloths, and wool blankets can also be used as tablecloths. Shawls, etc. They believe that good-quality textiles can be used for a long time and carefully stored under good preservation, rather than quickly eliminated consumables. This concept also thoroughly implements their environmental and sustainable brand concept. The most popular Finnish illustrator Atelier Matti Pikkujämsä in 2019 is here! With Matti's unique style of painting, the billowing owls and foxes with bones that have often appeared in Matti's works in recent years seem to be waiting for something in the dark forest. If you look closely, there are little squirrels and a lot of mushrooms and berries. , This is Matti’s Forest Rhapsody, the forest story that Matti brings to everyone from Finland. The warm colors full of autumn and winter atmosphere are like a palette of autumn forests! The new woolen blanket is soft to the touch and light, you need one on the sofa or on the bed! ! Product Information Origin: Finland Size: 130x180 cm Material: 100% new wool Storage method: hand wash (water temperature not exceeding 30 degrees Celsius) or dry clean Note: It can be ironed with wet wipes, the temperature does not exceed 150 degrees Celsius