Chess Wool Throw

Name: Chess Wool Throw
Brand: J.J. Textile

J.J. Textile

£72

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A playful twist on a timeless classic, this distinctive throw features a traditional chessboard design brought to life with beautifully illustrated animal-inspired chess pieces. Rich in character and detail, it combines the strategy and elegance of the game with a touch of countryside charm and whimsy. In a neutral colour scheme, it is fully reversible. Measuring 130 x 190 cm, it s perfect for draping over a sofa or bed, providing warmth and style. Finished with a fringed edging, this throw is sure to be a conversation starter and a statement piece in your decor. A playful twist on a timeless

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Registered at Companies House as J.J. TEXTILE LIMITED, number 09414221. Checked 2026-08-29.
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Chess Wool Throw

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