Sierra Blanket Blue

Product story This sheep's wool and cotton throw was woven on a horizontal loom by one of our craftswomen in Nobsa, in the department of Boyacá. Weaving, which has given fame to this town, is a tradition that dates back to the 15th century. For the indigenous community, the first inhabitants of this territory, weaving was linked to the sacred and spiritual life of the community. Today, the manufacture and marketing of woolen articles is one of the main economic activities of the municipality. Around the main square of Nobsa, you will find multiple artisan workshops in which entire generations have worked.