It uses 100% NATIVA Regen-Shaniko wool sourced in the United States and is woven in a heritage American woolen mill, combining regenerative farming with American craftsmanship for a soft, durable handfeel.
It is crafted from 100% NATIVA Regen-Shaniko Wool, providing warmth and a refined texture that feels airy yet substantial for everyday lounging.
The charcoal heather stripes and softly brushed handfeel give it a sophisticated, versatile texture that complements both casual and formal interiors.
Care guidance recommends dry cleaning to preserve the fabric’s texture and finish.
Fibers are sourced in the United States and the weaving is done in an American mill with a history dating back to 1865, reflecting domestic craftsmanship and regenerative farming practices.
Anyone seeking a luxurious, durable wool throw with a sustainable story and a timeless look that fits traditional and modern spaces.
Designed as a luxury throw rooted in regenerative farming, the Tahoe Wool Throw is crafted from 100% NATIVA Regen-Shaniko Wool that is fully traceable and raised in the United States under regenerative practices. The fibers are woven in an American woolen mill with a history dating back to 1865, producing a soft, durable throw with charcoal heather stripes brushed for a cozy handfeel. With its understated texture and careful construction, this throw offers lasting warmth and a refined aesthetic for everyday living, pairing effortlessly with both casual and formal interiors while upholding a commitment to responsible sourcing and American craftsmanship.
Built from sustainably sourced, premium wool, the throw delivers lasting warmth and a refined, versatile texture. The woven construction from a heritage American mill ensures durability and a soft, luxurious handfeel that remains airy yet substantial. This piece is designed to be a staple in any room, seamlessly blending with diverse decor while representing a clear dedication to regenerative farming and ethical sourcing.
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