Mandala Art Pattern Reversible Cotton Blanket — alternate angle view

Mandala Art Pattern Reversible Cotton Blanket

Auburn / 59"×79"
Sale price  $89.99 Regular price  $150.00
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Mandala Art Pattern Reversible Cotton Blanket — alternate angle view

Mandala Art Pattern Reversible Cotton Blanket

Sale price  $89.99 Regular price  $150.00
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Which size — sofa throw or something that covers a bed?

Both sizes are the same cotton and the same reversible mandala; the only question is what you are draping it over. The jump between them is bigger than the numbers suggest.

Choose If this sounds like you
59"×79" You want it over the arm of a sofa, folded across the end of a bed, or wrapped around one person on the couch without a metre of it pooling on the floor.
79"×91" You want it to actually cover a double or queen bed as a top layer, or you share the sofa and are tired of the tug of war.

If it is going on a bed you want the larger one — a throw that stops short of the mattress edge always looks like an accident.

How do I wash it without wrecking the pattern?

Cotton is the easy part — it is heat and softener that cause the problems people blame on the fabric.

Works Avoid
Cold machine wash on a gentle cycle, washed on its own or with like colours. Line dry, or tumble on the lowest setting and pull it out slightly damp. Hot washes, bleach, and a full hot tumble dry. Fabric softener too — it leaves a film on cotton that stops it breathing and dulls the pattern over time.

Shake it out and fold it while it is still faintly damp and it will settle without needing an iron. If you do press it, keep the iron moving and use a cool setting. The step people skip: washing it alone the first time. Woven cotton in a strong colour can release a little dye on the first cycle, and a lone wash is a great deal simpler than explaining a beige duvet cover that is now faintly auburn.

Loose threads happen with woven cotton. Snip them level with the surface — never pull.

One blanket, two completely different rooms, depending on which way up you throw it.

The throw on your sofa right now is probably plain, probably a bit bobbled, and definitely the same on both sides. So when it stops going with the cushions you either live with it or buy another one. This is a reversible cotton blanket with a mandala worked through the weave, which means the two faces read as different pieces — flip it and the room changes without you buying anything. It is the blanket for the couch, the spare bed, the picnic rug and the thing you grab when someone stays over.

Mandala Art Pattern Reversible Cotton Blanket draped in use

The pattern is woven, not printed — that is the whole difference

A printed throw has a right side and a wrong side, and the print sits on top of the cloth. Wash it enough times and you can watch it go: the colour flattens, the edges of the motif soften, and eventually you are looking at a ghost of a mandala. Here the mandala is built from the weave itself, with the colours reversing face to face. There is nothing sitting on the surface to rub off, which is why both sides are finished sides and why the design survives the wash cycle it will get if it lives on a sofa. Cotton is the right fibre for that job too — it breathes, so it works over a bed in summer rather than becoming the thing you kick off at 2am, and it gets softer with washing instead of pilling.

The two colourways

  • Grey & Beige — the quiet one. Reads as texture rather than pattern from across the room, and sits happily on a grey or navy sofa without competing with anything. This is the pick if the room already has a lot going on, or if someone in the house needs convincing that a mandala blanket is a good idea.
  • Auburn — warm rust and terracotta, and much more of a statement. It is the one that makes a plain cream sofa look intentional, and it works with wood, leather and anything already leaning earthy. Reverse it and the balance of light and dark shifts, which is the cheapest room refresh going.

Mandala Art Pattern Reversible Cotton Blanket weave and pattern close-up

What You're Getting

  • One reversible cotton blanket in your chosen Colour and Size
  • Two sizes — 59"×79" for sofa and single-bed use, 79"×91" to cover a double or queen
  • Two colourways — Grey & Beige and Auburn
  • Reversible — the mandala runs through the weave, so both faces are finished faces
  • Cotton — breathable enough to sleep under in warmer months
  • Cold gentle machine wash, washed alone the first time
  • Line dry or low tumble; fold while faintly damp and skip the iron
  • No fabric softener — it films the cotton and dulls the colour
  • Folds flat for a basket, an ottoman or the end of the bed

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  • UK & Europe — 7–14 business days
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