Lapuan Kankurit Punos Wool Throw - Olive
Lapuan Kankurit Punos Wool Throw - Olive
Lapuan Kankurit Punos Wool Throw - Olive
Lapuan Kankurit Punos Wool Throw - Olive

Punos Wool Throw - Olive

£120.00
By Lapuan Kankurit
Description

Whether draped artfully over the bed, an armchair, or around your shoulders, one thing is certain – Lapuan Kankurit's Punos throw will add a touch of Nordic style and warmth to your home.

Inspired by its Finnish name, 'Punos', meaning braid, Lapuan's pure new wool throw boasts a bold yet minimalist basket-weave design, in the elegant Nordic colours of olive green, grey and off-white.  

With generous dimensions of 130 x 180 cm, plus a fringe that adds a delightful finishing touch, the Punos throw is the perfect cold-weather companion as the nights draw in.
Features & Details
  • Design: Punos
  • Colourway: Beige | off- white | charcoal
  • Dimensions: 130 x 180 cm + fringe
  • Material: 100% pure new wool
  • Care advice: Only wash if needed, otherwise, hang outdoors in the fresh air. Hand wash up to max. 30°c or dry clean.
  • Origin: Made in Finland
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UK Mainland Delivery (inc. Northern Ireland)

£4.95 | Free over £50 | 2 - 5 working days

Express Delivery

£7.95 | 1 - 2 working days

Furniture / Large Items £15

Europe

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Rest of the World

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Lapuan Kankurit

<p style="text-align: left;">Once upon a time, there was a man named Juho Annala. The Ostrobothnian winters were freezing cold, so Juho decided to open a wool and felt boot factory in Lankilankoski. He worked so hard that year that he did not realise how important it would turn out to be: it was 1917, and in December an independent nation called Finland would be born. The years went by, the wool textiles sold well and children were born.</p> <p style="text-align: left;">Nearly a hundred years later, Lapuan Kankurit is a family business that weaves Finnish quality. Felt boots have been replaced by linen, but the idea is the same: to do it right from the beginning and only the best is good enough. Each woven metre of fabric tells a story of Finnish handicraft.</p>