Amara Berber Hand-Woven Cotton Throw – Olive Green

Amara Berber Hand-Woven Cotton Throw – Olive GreenElevate your interior styling with the Amara Berber Throw, a masterpiece of traditional craftsmanship and contemporary design. Hand woven by skilled artisans in the Balinese cottage industry, this throw features an authentic Berber hand stitched motif in a sophisticated Olive Green hue. The rich, earthy tones are perfectly balanced by a striking tobacco colored fringe, making it a standout "feature piece" for any sofa, armchair, or bed. Product

Elevate your interior styling with the Amara Berber Throw, a masterpiece of traditional craftsmanship and contemporary design. Hand-woven by skilled artisans in the Balinese cottage industry, this throw features an authentic Berber hand-stitched motif in a sophisticated Olive Green hue. The rich, earthy tones are perfectly balanced by a striking tobacco-colored fringe, making it a standout "feature piece" for any sofa, armchair, or bed.

Product Highlights

• Artisanal Balinese Craft: Ethically made in Bali, supporting local cottage industries and traditional weaving techniques.

• Hand-Stitched Berber Detail: Each throw features intricate, hand-applied stitching that adds unique texture and a global aesthetic.
  
  
• Cotton Weave: Crafted from high-quality cotton for a soft, breathable, and durable finish.
  
  
• Versatile Styling: The Olive Green and Tobacco color palette is designed to coordinate effortlessly with textured feature cushions.
  
  
• Care: Dry Clean Only to preserve the delicate natural fibers

The Amara Berber Throw is the ultimate accessory for those who appreciate "slow decor." Its compact size makes it perfect for layering over the arm of a chair or adding a pop of color to a neutral room. Because it is handmade, every piece carries the soul of its maker, ensuring your home decor feels personal, curated, and globally inspired.

Due to the natural and authentic craftsmanship of our products, subtle variations in color, texture, and finish are to be expected. These unique 'imperfections' are a feature of its beauty and are not considered defects, but rather a testament to its individual character.