Country Wool Throw

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

J.J. Textile

£124

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The British countryside, woven in wool. The Country Throw, features foxes, hares and pheasant moving across a rich palette of earthy brown and mossy green the kind of cast of characters you might spot on an early morning walk, if you are quiet and very lucky. Woven in pure wool, fully reversible with the inverted colourway on the back, and finished with a wool fringe. The sort of throw that looks equally at home draped over a sofa in the city or in an armchair in the country. Which is rather the point. 100% Wool 130 x 190cm The British countryside, woven in wool. The Country Throw, features fo

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as J.J. TEXTILE LIMITED, number 09414221. Checked 2026-08-29.
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British-owned
No majority shareholding traced outside the UK. Companies House.
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Where it is made
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Country Wool Throw

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