Maras 100% Baby Alpaca Wool Throw Blanket Large Sand\/Ivory i##e##s: Ultra-Soft ^^ Luxurious ^^ All-Season ^^ Cozy Wrap ^^ Bed & Sofa Blanket ^^ Indoor ^^ Outdoor & Travel ^^ for Men & Women ^^ Winter Blanket :i##e##s
$250.00
Product description
Features
- 100% Baby Alpaca Wool
- Soft and durable.
- Ethically sourced and handmade in Peru
- Inca inspired pattern
Baby Alpaca Throws
Maras Baby Alpaca Throw
Introducing our luxurious and soft Maras 100% Baby Alpaca Wool Throw. Made with natural fibers and handcrafted to perfection by Peruvian artisans, this beautiful wrap is the epitome of softness and durability. Our Inca inspired pattern is the perfect complement for daytime or nighttime wear or just relaxing at home to think about your next holiday destination. Wrap yourself up in the softness of alpaca wool and experience ultimate comfort in style!
- Whether you’re buying a special gift or looking for a new way to add a luxurious touch to your wardrobe, this wool throw should tick all your boxes
- Our alpaca wool throw does not pill with use, and maintains its luxurious appearance for many years to come.
- Our Maras Baby Alpaca Throw is unisex suitable for men and women
- COMPOSITION: Made from 100% Baby Alpaca Wool fiber, this throw is extremely soft to the touch, as well as being more durable than cashmere and lighter and warmer than wool.
- CARE GUIDE: Hand Wash Cold Lay flat to dry/ Dry Clean
- COLOR: Sand/Ivory
Where Does Alpaca Fiber Come From?
Alpaca fiber originates from the New World branch of the camel family that lives high up in the Andes Mountains. Their fur has been a popular trade item in the Andes for thousands of years, dating back to when high-altitude cultures like the Incas used it for their royalty. Soft, silky, yet never pilled, alpaca wool is famous across the globe and the darling of foreign fashion designers.
Benefits of Baby Alpaca Fiber
- Silky to touch
- Lighter and warmer
- Durable and Soft
- No pilling
- Hypoallergenic
- The most extensive range of natural colors compared with other fibers
- Using alpaca fiber promotes sustainable agriculture in the Andes
Are Alpacas Harmed in the Shearing Process?
Alpacas are rarely raised for their fur in the Andes, but they are sheared once a year to control the fleece growth and prevent disease—a historic Peruvian practice where no alpacas are harmed. It is only when an Alpaca dies (which is expected in the harsh conditions of the mountains) that the fur is harvested.
Alpacas continue to graze freely in the Andes. Their husbandry sustains rural families in the highlands of Peru, enabling them to stay in their traditional homes.
The Alpaca Origins Promise
Alpaca Origins holds the golden alpaca mark license, assuring that we have always used and will continue using the purest 100% baby alpaca fiber. All of our shearing processes follow the protocol of “The Technical Norms for Shearing and Handling Alpaca Fiber Fleece”.
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