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Camel wool throw, 200 × 140
Camel wool throw, 200 × 140
Camel wool throw, 200 × 140
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Steppe Wool

Camel wool throw, 200 × 140

KZ · KaragandaCamel woolHand-knitted

€460

Only 3 left

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Specifications

Dimensions
200 × 140 cm
Weight
1700 g
Materials
100% camel wool

Delivered to Germany

One final price. VAT and customs are included and paid by us — nothing is due on delivery.

Price
€460
Shipping · Estimated delivery 8–14 days
€32
VAT 19%
€103.97
Customs duty
€55.20
Total€651.17
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A hand-knitted throw in a wide moss stitch, heavy enough to sleep under, in undyed camel wool. Fringed ends.

Customs & compliance

HS 630140 · Made in Kazakhstan · 100% camel wool

One final price. VAT and customs are included and paid by us — nothing is due on delivery.

Damaged or not as described: full refund, keep the piece. Changed your mind: 14 days, return shipping at your cost.

Materials & making

100% Bactrian camel wool, undyed. 200 × 140 cm, 1.5 kg.

Each piece is made by hand; small variations are part of its character.

Care

Hand wash cold with wool soap, or dry clean. Dry flat. Camel wool does not pill and needs washing far less often than you would expect — airing is usually enough.

About the maker

Camel and fine sheep wool, hand-knitted in the coldest city in Kazakhstan.

Bactrian camels grow a downy undercoat to survive minus forty on the central steppe, and it makes one of the warmest, lightest fibres in the world. Steppe Wool combs it by hand each spring, spins it undyed in its natural honey and smoke tones, and knits scarves, throws and cardigans in a cooperative of women in Karaganda.

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Details
Material
Camel wool
Technique
Hand-knitted
Colour
Natural
Weight
1700 g
SKU
CAMELWOOLTHROW

About the maker

Karaganda
Kazakhstan

Steppe Wool

Camel and fine sheep wool, hand-knitted in the coldest city in Kazakhstan.

Bactrian camels grow a downy undercoat to survive minus forty on the central steppe, and it makes one of the warmest, lightest fibres in the world. Steppe Wool combs it by hand each spring, spins it undyed in its natural honey and smoke tones, and knits scarves, throws and cardigans in a cooperative of women in Karaganda.

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