Guatemala
Heirloom Wool Momo Blanket | Cozy, Hot Spring-Felted Throw Handcrafted by Mayan Artisans
Heirloom Wool Momo Blanket | Cozy, Hot Spring-Felted Throw Handcrafted by Mayan Artisans
Warm, cozy and oh so snuggle worthy!
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Experience true Guatemalan heritage with our handwoven wool Momo blankets, crafted high in the mountains of Momostenango, Guatemala. Each blanket is made start to finish by Mayan artisans in a traditional weaving cooperative.
The process begins with locally sourced sheep’s wool, which is cleaned, brushed, and hand-spun into yarn. After dyeing the fibers rich, vibrant colors, the artisans weave the wool on massive wooden foot looms using techniques passed down for generations.
What makes these blankets truly unique is the hot spring felting tradition found only in Momostenango. Twice a week, the artisans carry freshly woven blankets to natural volcanic hot springs, where the steaming waters naturally shrink, soften, and felt the wool — creating the dense, plush texture Momo blankets are known for.
Once dried under the Guatemalan sun, each blanket receives a final softening treatment with brushes made from dried seed pods. The result? A thick, durable, heirloom-quality wool throw that is incredibly warm yet breathable, perfect for cozy winter nights, rustic home décor, or meaningful gifting.
Details:
- 60" x 70" (generous throw size)
- 100% handwoven Guatemalan wool
- Naturally felted in volcanic hot springs
- Ethically made by Mayan artisans in Momostenango
- Moisture-wicking, temperature-regulating, and long-lasting
Wrap yourself in warmth with a blanket that carries history, resilience, and heart.
Details
Details
60" x 70"
100% wool
Dry clean or spot clean recommended.
Handmade
Handmade
This product is handmade. We believe the minor imperfections associated with handmade items are part of their charm and uniqueness. We do our best to take photos that accurately represent the true colors and nature of the handwoven fabric, but colors vary across monitors, and photos can’t highlight all aspects of a product.
Due to the handwoven nature of this item, the sizes may vary slightly.
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More About the Artisan...
JUN B'ATZ' is a cooperative in Momostenango, Guatemala where more than 20 families hand-process wool from the highland sheep, hand-dye the wool, spin it into yarn, and create blankets and rugs on traditional wooden looms. Each blanket takes several weeks to complete. This time-honored craft has been passed down from generation to generation.