Røros Tweed Pastille Pledd Black and White - Norway Designs
Røros Tweed Pastille Pledd Black and White - Norway Designs
Røros Tweed Pastille Pledd Black and White - Norway Designs
Røros Tweed Pastille Pledd Black and White - Norway Designs
Røros Tweed

Røros Tweed Pastille Plaid Black and White

Kr 2.200

Supplier: Røros Tweed
Place of production: Røros, Norway
 Designer: Anderssen & Voll
Material: 100% Norwegian Lamull
 Dimensions: 135x200 cm
 Color: Black, white
 Washing instructions: Hand wash 30℃. See more about maintenance here


Pastille is a blanket  woven in the Jaquard weave technique, which makes it thick and extra warm. The blanket follows the Røros Tweed tradition with a pattern with Nordic graphic elements. The open grid with contrasting dots leaves a clean, structured and architectural impression. Each dot is hand-drawn, and is not circular - a small discovery you make when you examine the pattern closely. Pastille is designed by Anderssen & Voll and comes in both blanket and pillow and in four colors inspired by nature.

Røros Tweed

With origins dating back to the 18th century, Røros Tweed makes fantastic quality woolen blankets in the factory located 600 meters above sea level. The large factory started up in 1952 and before that many of the products were made at home by the residents of Røros. Since then, Røros Tweed has experimented with Norwegian wool and developed textile products of high quality and good design. They have collaborated with several Norwegian designers to create a modern design that continues to be inspired by Røro's aesthetic and cultural heritage.

Røros Tweed

With origins dating back to the 18th century, Røros Tweed makes fantastic quality woolen blankets in the factory located 600 meters above sea level. The large factory started up in 1952 and before that many of the products were made at home by the residents of Røros. Since then, Røros Tweed has experimented with Norwegian wool and developed textile products of high quality and good design. They have collaborated with several Norwegian designers to create a modern design that continues to be inspired by Røro's aesthetic and cultural heritage.