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Woven like a whisper between earth and time. The Loop Interlace Throw Blanket is a soft invocation of Hani life rhythms — where terraces rise in quiet layers and loops mark the eternal return of seasons, stories, and kinship.
Its surface unfolds like a topographic memory: interlaced lines, softened edges, and a gentle weight that grounds without burden. The loop motif, subtly embedded into the weave, reflects not only visual tradition but the deeper meaning of continuity — of lives bound by land, by lineage, and by care.
This is a blanket for slow mornings and quiet evenings — a wrap of warmth and intention.
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YarnGi | From heritage to home, we weave culture into comfort.
Rooted in Yunnan’s timeless craftsmanship and shaped by a modern design sensibility, YarnGi creates pieces that bring warmth and meaning into the everyday. Born in the U.S., we honor tradition with a fresh, contemporary hand.
Home, wherever it is, is a story worth telling.
