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Crafted by Sofia Marchetti Tessuti · Toscana, Arezzo, Italy
Sold and fulfilled by Privateer Trading Co. on behalf of Sofia Marchetti Tessuti
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A generous throw blanket in Casentino wool — the curly, weather-resistant fleece from heritage Tuscan sheep. Hand-woven and naturally dyed in forest green and chestnut brown.
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Casentino wool comes from a heritage breed of sheep native to the Casentino forests of eastern Tuscany. The fleece is uniquely curly and weather-resistant — shepherds' coats made from this wool have kept Tuscan farmers dry for centuries.
Sofia sources her Casentino wool directly from a family farm in the Pratomagno mountains and processes it with traditional carding techniques that preserve the distinctive curl of the fiber.
The forest green comes from a combination of weld (yellow) over-dyed with indigo. The chestnut brown comes from walnut hulls gathered in autumn from the Casentino forests themselves.
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