The Sundance catalog is a perfect source for winter lovers. Warm up your space with wool throws and blankets; our favorite is the San Miguel (above), which combines Navajo textile traditions with modern, graphic representation. We also love the very wintry pillows made from macro- or hand-hooked pure wool and backed with cotton velveteen. Below, we go from generally seasonal to more holiday inspired style:
San Miguel blanket, $278-$328 (wool and cotton)
Balcazar throw, $195 (merino boiled wool and silk)
Four Winds reversible throw, $95 (wool)
Anatolia pillow, $225-$275 (wool and goat hair)
High Plains pillow, $58 (wool)
High Plains throw, $98 (wool)
Out of the Woods Moose & Bear pillows, $145 (set of two 18" sq pillows)
Out of the Woods pillow, $85 (single)
First Flake pillow, $75
Resort Ski pillow, $85
The full Sundance For the Home line can be found here.
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I have that San Miguel blanket! I love it -- it's so warm and sturdy. And beautiful, of course. I got it directly from Pendleton (who actually manufactures the blanket - they are in Portland, Oregon or online), which has lots of great woolen products. I think it might've been a little less expensive from them as well, but I'm too lazy to actually go look at their website right now.