
Icelandic Blanket - Grey Jaquard Horse #0103
Icelandic wool blanket · Hestar horse pattern no. 0103 · 140 × 210 cm
For anyone who loves Icelandic horses: five of them drawn by Pétur Behrens, white on grey on one side and grey on white on the other, in a blanket big enough for a bed.
Why horse lovers choose this blanket
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- Icelandic wool
- Designed in Iceland by Pétur Behrens
- A gift for horse lovers
Hestar means “horses” in Icelandic, and this blanket is exactly that: five Icelandic horses in motion across a grey ground, pattern no. 0103 by Pétur Behrens. The pattern is woven in jacquard, so the back is its mirror image — white with grey horses — and you can use whichever side suits the room.
Icelandic wool is light and properly warm at the same time. The fleece has fine, soft inner fibres that hold the heat and long, glossy outer fibres that shed damp, so this is a blanket you reach for on cold evenings, over the sofa or across the bed.
140 × 210 cm (about 55 × 83 in), with finished edges and no fringe. Air it out between uses — it rarely needs washing. Reviewers give it to friends and family at Christmas, and Icelandic-horse owners keep one for themselves.
Product facts
- Material
- Icelandic wool
- Size
- 140 × 210 cm (about 55 × 83 in)
- Design
- Hestar (Icelandic for “horses”), pattern no. 0103 by Pétur Behrens
- Weave
- Jacquard, reversible — grey with white horses on one side, white with grey horses on the other
- Edges
- Finished edges, no fringe
- Origin
- Icelandic wool, designed in Iceland
- Care
- Air out between uses; when needed, hand wash in lukewarm water with a mild wool soap, do not wring, dry flat away from sun and heat; store in a breathable cotton bag
Care
- Gentle Cleaning: Use lukewarm water with mild soap or specialized wool cleaner. Avoid regular detergents or bleach.
- Hand Wash Recommended: Gently wash in a basin or tub, avoiding the use of a washing machine to prevent damage to the wool fibers.
- Avoid Wringing or Twisting: Post-wash, don't wring or twist the blanket to remove water as it can deform its shape.
- Air Dry Properly: Lay the blanket flat on a clean surface to air dry, away from direct sunlight or heat sources.
- Storage Tips: Store in a cool, dry place, preferably in a breathable cotton bag for protection against dust and moths. Avoid plastic containers or bags.
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Icelandic wool blanket · Hestar horse pattern no. 0103 · 140 × 210 cm
For anyone who loves Icelandic horses: five of them drawn by Pétur Behrens, white on grey on one side and grey on white on the other, in a blanket big enough for a bed.
Icelandic wool, designed in Iceland
The blanket Icelanders reach for
Light on the lap and properly warm, because Icelandic wool has two layers: long outer fibres that shrug off damp, soft inner fibres that hold the heat. Air it out rather than wash it, and it lasts for years.
Why you'll love it
- Wool from Iceland’s own breed of sheepThe Icelandic fleece has two layers: fine, soft inner fibres that hold the heat, and long, glossy outer fibres that shed damp. That is why it is warm without being heavy.
- Drawn by Pétur BehrensÍstex, Iceland’s main wool manufacturer, credits the Hestar design to textile designer Pétur Behrens. It is the horse pattern in their blanket range.
- Given, and keptReviewers give it to friends and family at Christmas — and owners of Icelandic horses keep one for themselves.
- A blanket you keep for yearsÍstex describes Icelandic wool as extremely durable. Look after it and it stays with you, not something you replace.



