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Sigmar 2 Throw Blanket

Sigmar 2 begins with one of the rarest fibers in textile craft: the fleece shorn from alpacas in their first year, yielding a softness and lightness that coarser wools cannot replicate. The closely woven construction gives the throw quiet weight without bulk, and the classic hand-twisted fringes speak to a tradition of considered finishing that resists fashion.

Originally conceived by Fanny Aronsen for Kvadrat, the design found new life when Raf Simons brought his particular color intelligence to the palette. His selections move between charged accent tones and composed neutrals, each chosen with the same precision he applies to garment-making. The result is an object that reads as clothing for a room: personal, sensorial, and considered.

  • Baby alpaca fiber from the animal's first shearing
  • Closely woven twill construction with hand-twisted fringes
  • Color palette reinterpreted by Raf Simons
  • Suitable for draping, wearing, or use as a decorative textile
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Sigmar 2 Throw Blanket

$177.00

$61.95

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Sigmar 2 Throw Blanket

Sigmar 2 begins with one of the rarest fibers in textile craft: the fleece shorn from alpacas in their first year, yielding a softness and lightness that coarser wools cannot replicate. The closely woven construction gives the throw quiet weight without bulk, and the classic hand-twisted fringes speak to a tradition of considered finishing that resists fashion.

Originally conceived by Fanny Aronsen for Kvadrat, the design found new life when Raf Simons brought his particular color intelligence to the palette. His selections move between charged accent tones and composed neutrals, each chosen with the same precision he applies to garment-making. The result is an object that reads as clothing for a room: personal, sensorial, and considered.

  • Baby alpaca fiber from the animal's first shearing
  • Closely woven twill construction with hand-twisted fringes
  • Color palette reinterpreted by Raf Simons
  • Suitable for draping, wearing, or use as a decorative textile

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Sigmar 2 begins with one of the rarest fibers in textile craft: the fleece shorn from alpacas in their first year, yielding a softness and lightness that coarser wools cannot replicate. The closely woven construction gives the throw quiet weight without bulk, and the classic hand-twisted fringes speak to a tradition of considered finishing that resists fashion.

Originally conceived by Fanny Aronsen for Kvadrat, the design found new life when Raf Simons brought his particular color intelligence to the palette. His selections move between charged accent tones and composed neutrals, each chosen with the same precision he applies to garment-making. The result is an object that reads as clothing for a room: personal, sensorial, and considered.

  • Baby alpaca fiber from the animal's first shearing
  • Closely woven twill construction with hand-twisted fringes
  • Color palette reinterpreted by Raf Simons
  • Suitable for draping, wearing, or use as a decorative textile