Eames Wool Blanket

" The "Dot Pattern" on the Eames Wool Blanket was created in 1947 as part of an exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art in New York. The generous composition of crosses and dots refers to the abstract paintings made by Ray Eames from the 1930s onwards.

Material: 100% merino lambswool, manufactured using the jacquard weaving technique.
Characteristics: Merino lambswool is a precious natural fibre from the first shearing of the merino lamb. It is very light, fine and
soft to the touch, while providing optimal thermal balance and warmth.
Quality: working with high-quality natural fibres requires considerable technical and manual know-how. This is why blankets made of
Vitra wool blankets are manufactured by a German blanket manufacturer with over a century of experience in processing natural fibres.
Its experience and craftsmanship ensure the high quality of these creations."