Plaid Alpaca Throw Blanket in Grapevine color Artwork The cerimacist's grandfather purchased a

The cerimacist's grandfather purchased a variety of these pieces in the 1960's from a man traveling via horse and cart selling handcrafted goods

It got its name from the first commissioned piece in 1780 by the Archbishop of Canterbury

Hidden zipper enclosure

showcasing the warm grain and subtle movement Danish oak is known for

with vivid red

Plaid Alpaca Throw Blanket in Grapevine color Artwork The cerimacist's grandfather purchased aRichly colored, Alapaca blend, plaid throw blanket designed by Shupaca Alpaca and crafted by a variety of artisan groups within the indigenous communities of the Andes Mountain region of South America. Shupaca Alpaca is committed to supporting the social and economic advancement of the artisans & their families in these small communities through fair wages and direct incentives. Alpacas are sheared only once a year and contain no lanolin. Each blanket