Claybank | Llama Wool Blanket | 250cm x 200cm
Description
A generous 100% llama wool blanket woven for warmth, texture and the quiet pull of firelight.
The Hearthline Blanket is handcrafted in Ecuador from 100% llama wool, with a bold geometric design in deep burgundy, warm ochre, ivory and charcoal. Rich without feeling loud, it brings colour, pattern and presence to a bed, sofa, cabin, bell tent or open-air setting.
At approximately 250 x 200 cm, Hearthline is an expansive blanket with a reassuring weight and beautiful drape. One side has a woven, textural finish, while the other is softly brushed for extra warmth and comfort against the body. It is made for cool nights, slow mornings, winter escapes and the simple ritual of pulling something warm around your shoulders beside the fire.
Llama wool is valued for its natural warmth, strength and durability. Substantial yet comfortable, it offers the kind of long-lasting natural fibre comfort that suits both home and life elsewhere.
Handwoven in Ecuador, each Hearthline Blanket carries the character of traditional textile craft. Slight variations in tone, weave and finish are part of its nature, small reminders that this is a slow-made piece shaped by hand, material and time.
Layer it across the end of the bed, fold it into the van, wrap it around shoulders by the fire, or keep it close for cold evenings under canvas.
A warm, weighty blanket for the places you make your own.
Product details
Material: 100% llama wool
Size: Approx. 250 x 200 cm / 98.4 x 79 in, including fringe
Weight: Approx. 2.5 kg
Colour: Deep burgundy, warm ochre, ivory and charcoal
Finish: Handwoven with a dual-texture finish; woven on one side, softly brushed on the other
Feel: Weighty, warm, textural and comforting
Origin: Ecuador
Best for: Bed layering, sofas, cabins, bell tents, vans, camp beds, cold evenings and fireside comfort
Please note: Due to the handmade nature of this piece, slight variations in colour, shade, weave, pattern placement and finish may occur.
Why we love it
100% llma wool
Generous oversized design
Warm, weighty drape
Soft brushed reverse
Bold burgundy and ochre palette
Handwoven textile character
Beautiful across home, camp and cabin settings
A statement layer for life elsewhere
Shipping and returns
Shipping & Delivery
At Elsewhere Abode, each piece is chosen with care and packed thoughtfully before it makes its way to you.
Some pieces may be held in limited stock, while others may be ordered specially for you before being checked, packed and dispatched from us.
We offer free shipping Australia-wide on all orders.
Delivery timeframes
In-Stock Orders will be dispatched within one business day with free express shipping through Australia Post.
If you are ordering ahead, most orders are received within 7 business days, however we ask our customers to allow 10-12 business days from the time of purchase.
This includes the time for your piece to arrive with us, be checked, packed with care, and sent on to you with express delivery.
Once your order has been dispatched, you will receive a shipping confirmation email with your tracking details.
Time-sensitive orders
Please consider our delivery timeframe when purchasing for gifts, events, trips away or other time-sensitive occasions.
If you need your order by a certain date, you are welcome to contact us before purchasing at admin@elsewhereabode.com.au.
Order updates
We will keep you updated on the progress of your order.
If there are any unexpected delays outside our estimated delivery timeframe, we will contact you as soon as possible. If the updated timing no longer works for you, you are welcome to request a full refund.
Limited designs
Many of our blankets are produced in limited quantities, and future restocks may vary in colour, weave, shade or availability.
If a piece feels right for your home, van, cabin or next open-air escape, we recommend choosing it while it is available.
Thank you for supporting a small Australian business, and a slower, more considered way of buying. When you choose Elsewhere Abode, you're also supporting slow-made, small batch textile production and the weaving communities in Ecuador who make each piece by hand, and directly benefit from your purchase.