PONTRESINA Cashmere Blanket and Cushion
Modern and timeless: the chevron variation in a thick blanket made of cashmere and wool is an unbeatably versatile accessory. The graphic pattern, the elegant shades of color and the luxurious material make Pontresina a must-have. The chain stitch gives the super soft blanket a sporty touch. Art. Pontresina, 135 x 205 cm, 75% cashmere/25% new wool, Made in Germany
Cashmere feeling in miniature: the Pontresina cushion is a wonderfully soft companion on the sofa or even on the go. With its handy size of 30 x 40 cm, it will also find a place in your favorite armchair. The fabric of the cushion cover is made of a mix of materials: the fine cashmere is used on the surface, the wool is only on the inside and gives it stability. The chain stitch gives the cushion cover a sporty touch. Art. Pontresina cushion cover XS, 30 x 40 cm, 75% cashmere/25% new wool, Made in Germany
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