Foggy Morning Handwoven Mohair & Silk Throw

Foggy Morning Handwoven Mohair & Silk Throw

Marsoni

M251S

$362.50

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Foggy Morning Handwoven Mohair & Silk ThrowWoven from a refined blend of pure mohair and Japanese spun silk, this handwoven throw is rendered in a soft, muted tone inspired by foggy mornings on Nantucket. Traditional weaving techniques highlight the distinctive character of the fabric, introducing gentle texture and dimensional interest to the surface. Lightweight yet naturally warm, the combination of fibers creates an exceptionally soft and luminous textile with a fluid hand. Designed as a

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I was pleasantly surprised by these. They have a clean, natural wood smell and feel pretty durable. On the first couple uses, they were slightly rough and the edges felt a bit sharp, but that improved noticeably after a few washes. Now they feel much smoother. The size variety is a big plus—I’ve been able to use them for multiple purposes like prepping vegetables, fruits, and even meats. Overall, a solid value for the price, especially if you’re trying to replace plastic items with something more natural.

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Reviewed in the United States on March 20, 2026