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Nuance Ombre Cashmere Throw in Caramel Coast
Begg x Co
£1,550
With a seamless transition of colour, The Nuance Ombre Cashmere Throw is made from 100% cashmere yarn and is generously sized and incredibly warm. It's ideal for enveloping yourself in during those colder winter months – keep one draped over the back of your sofa, or folded at the foot of your bed.
The Nuance throw was Inspired by the shoreline of the highlands and islands of Scotland, with warm neutrals blending through to deep oak, sand and oyster. Custom dyed by master craftsmen with mathematical precision, the colour echoes the nuance of natural fleece.
The Nuance throw was Inspired by the shoreline of the highlands and islands of Scotland, with warm neutrals blending through to deep oak, sand and oyster. Custom dyed by master craftsmen with mathematical precision, the colour echoes the nuance of natural fleece.
Material: 100% Cashmere
Dimensions: Height: 147cm, L: 180cm or 198cm including fringe
Care Instructions: Dry Clean only
Dimensions: Height: 147cm, L: 180cm or 198cm including fringe
Care Instructions: Dry Clean only
Made To Order (1-2 weeks)
Process
The remarkable appearance of each Begg x Co Nuance throw is due to the skill and mastery of innovative weaving techniques, with cashmere yarn being hand-dyed, and then manually fed into the loom. This traditional method creates the subtle, gradual blending of shades from fringe to fringe.
When it comes to selecting materials, Begg x Co uses the finest raw fibres available. Combining traditional weaving and finishing methods with cutting-edge production techniques, Begg x Co handcrafts exquisite scarves, stoles and throws that are a pleasure to touch, wear and own. Their commitment to honouring tradition, embracing innovation, and marrying the two, means they are expert in both historical weaving techniques, and the very best weaving technology.
