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Melin Tregwynt

Cofion Throw and Blankets Jemima

Cofion Throw and Blankets Jemima

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Cofion Throw and Blankets Jemima

The Cofion collection is a tribute to the Welsh culture; here with the Welsh ladies pattern illustrating the "super women" of Wales. This red colourway is inspired by our local heroine Jemima Nicholas who is said to have tricked French invaders into surrender. Indeed, in 1797 for the last attempted invasion, she told local women to dress in traditional red Welsh costumes to look like British soldiers. Armed with only a pitchfork, she has single-handedly rounded-up a dozen French troops who came ashore at Fishguard.
Finished with a simple hem on all four sides so you can choose to display either side. Light warm and easy to care for, it is made from 100% lambswool and has a pattern repeat of 3x9cm.
Throw 130x200cm
Single 180x200cm
Double 240x200cm
King 270x200cm
Woven in Wales

Made in Pembrokeshire

Cofion Throw and Blankets Jemima highlights

Welsh woollen mill tradition meets contemporary design in this beautiful Jemima throw. Perfect for adding warmth and heritage craft to any room.

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Meet the Maker: Melin Tregwynt

Nestled in a remote Pembrokeshire valley, this whitewashed woollen mill has woven Welsh textiles since 1819, originally as a corn mill before converting to wool processing. Purchased by Henry Griffiths in 1912, Melin Tregwynt remains family-operated - now as an Employee Ownership Trust since 2022, safeguarding its unique legacy and 42 employees' futures. Their signature double-cloth Welsh tapestry weave, dating to the 18th century, layers two fabrics together for exceptional durability and bold patterning impossible with digital design. Drawing on traditional cartheni blanket techniques handed down through generations, their contemporary designs grace design-led stores and luxury hotels worldwide from Japan to America. Melin Tregwynt even wove the world's largest picnic blanket for the Guinness Book of Records, celebrating Welsh craftsmanship on the global stage.

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