Colourful Artisan Tassel Throw

Single

$194.99 $330.99

Colourful Artisan Tassel Throw

$194.99 $330.99

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Is a Single throw the right size for what I want it to do?

There's one size here, so the only question is whether it fits your plan for it. Single means throw proportions — sized to cover a person or dress the end of a bed, not to make a bed.

Buy it for	Reconsider if
Draping over the arm of a sofa, folding across the foot of a bed, one person on the sofa on a cold evening, softening a bare armchair, a picnic blanket that doesn't look like a picnic blanket.	You want full coverage across a double or king bed, or something two people can share without a negotiation.

Two of these across a wide sofa works better than one oversized throw that slides off.

How do I wash something with tassels without wrecking them?

The tassels are the fragile part, and they only get damaged in one specific way. Everything that goes wrong with a tasselled throw happens in a machine drum, not on the sofa.

Works	Avoid
Cold gentle cycle in a mesh bag, hand wash, spot-cleaning a spill straight away, air drying flat, shaking it out and combing the fringe straight with your fingers.	Washing it loose with zips, hooks or Velcro, hot water, bleach, hot tumble drying, wringing the fringe out by twisting.

Dry it flat and finger-comb the tassels while they're still slightly damp. That's the step people skip — tassels dry into whatever tangle they land in, and once they've set matted, brushing them out later just breaks fibres.

The sofa stops looking like a showroom sofa nobody sits on.

A plain sofa in a plain room has one problem: there's nothing in it your eye can land on. You add a cushion, then another cushion, and it still looks like a catalogue page. A throw with real colour in it and a hand-knotted fringe does what four cushions can't — it breaks the straight lines, it says someone lives here, and it means the evening the heating is being rationed you have something to actually pull over your knees.

Colourful Artisan Tassel Throw detail of the woven pattern and fringe

Why the tassels tell you how it was finished

Tassels aren't decoration bolted onto the end of a blanket. On a woven throw the fringe is the warp — the lengthwise threads the whole cloth is built on — gathered and knotted off at the edge. That means the finish is doing a job: it locks the weave so the ends can't unravel, and it's the part of the throw that shows you how the cloth was made rather than hiding it.

It's also why the fringe is worth protecting. Damage a hem and you have a scruffy hem. Shred a knotted fringe and you've started undoing the cloth itself. Handled properly, the knots hold indefinitely and the fringe gets softer and more relaxed with age, the way a good rug does.

Where the colour actually works

Single — the one size, in a multi-colour artisan pattern with knotted tassels at each end. It reads as the brightest object in a neutral room, so it earns its place on a grey, cream or oatmeal sofa where everything else is quiet. Against an already-patterned sofa or a busy rug it will fight rather than lift, so it's the choice for people who keep their big furniture plain and put the personality in the layers.

Colourful Artisan Tassel Throw shown in a room