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Strawberry Thief Merino Wool Throws
3 Colours

Name: Jacquard Weave Merino Wool Throw
SKU: 82963
Availability: InStock

R1,500.00

Jacquard woven on a hand loom from pure Merino wool, this throw brings William Morris’s 1883 Strawberry Thief design — thrushes stealing fruit through a garden of strawberries and blossom — into a piece made for everyday use. The pattern is woven into the fabric, not printed, giving it real texture and durability. Soft, substantial, and made to last generations. These throws are fully reversible and come it three beautiful colourways.

Product information:

Material: 100% Merino Wool
Detailing: William Morris’s 1883 Strawberry Thief design with fringe detail on two sides
Construction: Jacquard woven on a hand loom
Size: 1,8m x 1,3m
Colour option: natural (earth); green (forest); blue (sky)
Care instruction: Wash separately at 30ºC on gentle cycle or preferably hand-wash Do not hang in direct sunlight as UV light will deteriorate the linen integrity
Origin: Made in India, imported by and exclusive to Masquerade

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Jacquard Weave Merino Wool Throw

In 1883, William Morris watched thrushes raiding the strawberry beds at his beloved Kelmscott Manor — and turned the small act of garden thievery into one of the most celebrated textile designs in history. Strawberry Thief remains, over a century later, an enduring symbol of the English Arts and Crafts movement: birds caught mid-flight, wings full, weaving through trellises heavy with fruit and blossom.