Icelandic Wool Blanket - National flag pattern
Kidka “Fáni” blanket · the Icelandic flag in blue, white and red · Icelandic wool · about 140 × 230 cm
The longest blanket Kidka knits, sized for two on a sofa: one big Nordic cross in red and white on a sea of navy. A reviewer calls it larger than you expect, and warm without overheating you the way fleece does.
What you get with the Fáni blanket
- Free shipping over $200 — US, Canada & Europe
- US, Canada & EU — duties & taxes settled at checkout
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The flag, for going out
- Made in Iceland by Kidka
- Icelandic wool, spun and dyed in Iceland
- Oversized: about 140 × 230 cm
Wool Throw Blanket with National Flag of Iceland
This luxurious flag blanket is knitted in Iceland from 100% Icelandic sheep wool. The blanket is thick and warm, yet soft and versatile making it a beautiful addition to any home. The Icelandic flag was officially adopted on 17 June 1944. The colors have no official symbolism but one popular interpretation is that they represent the three elements that created the island: fire, ice and water. The meaning of the colors of the national Icelandic flag is sky blue, with a snow-white cross and a red cross inside the white cross.
The National flag patterned wool blanket is a light and perfect for an armchair, a sofa or as a bedspread. The wool blanket is also nice to take with on a camping trip. The woolen blanket is an wonderful gift for your friends or family who appreciates authentic Icelandic quality. Wool blanket is a gift idea for weddings, housewarmings, graduations, Mother’s and Father’s Day, birthdays and anniversaries.
KIDKA produces Icelandic wool products, inspired by traditional Icelandic patterns and the newest fashion.
Material: 100% Icelandic lambs wool
Pattern: Iceland National Flag colors blue, red and white (one-sided)
Length: 200 cm
Width: 140 cm
The Kidka wool blankets are also available with horse pattern and puffin pattern.
Product facts
- Material
- Icelandic wool, spun and dyed in Iceland; no lining
- Size
- about 140 × 230 cm (about 55 × 91 in), Kidka's stated size
- Colours
- deep blue ground with a red cross edged in white, as on the flag of Iceland; the reverse is fine stripes of red, white and blue
- Pattern
- Kidka “Fáni” (Icelandic for flag), on the face only
- Make
- machine-knitted, then washed, brushed and steamed; overstitched edge, no fringe; sewn-in Kidka label
- Maker
- Kidka, a knitting and sewing factory in Hvammstangi, North-West Iceland, with more than 40 years of experience
- Origin
- Made in Iceland
- Care
- Air it between uses. Hand wash: soak 10 minutes in lukewarm water with wool detergent, squeeze without wringing, dry flat. Kidka also allows a machine wool programme at no more than 30 °C. Never tumble dry
- EAN
- 5694311970722
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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US, Canada & EU duties — collected at checkout; nothing to pay on delivery. How it works
Returns — unused items in original condition within 30 days; see our returns policy.
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Kidka “Fáni” blanket · the Icelandic flag in blue, white and red · Icelandic wool · about 140 × 230 cm
The longest blanket Kidka knits, sized for two on a sofa: one big Nordic cross in red and white on a sea of navy. A reviewer calls it larger than you expect, and warm without overheating you the way fleece does.
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
- Knitted in Iceland, under the flag it showsKidka knits and sews this blanket in its own factory in Hvammstangi, North-West Iceland, from Icelandic wool spun and dyed in Iceland, and says the wool never leaves the country during production.
- Made for twoAt about 140 × 230 cm it is the longest blanket in Kidka's range. Two people on a sofa, or one person from chin to toes with room to tuck in.
- Warm without the weightIcelandic fleece has two layers: fine, soft inner fibres that hold the heat, and long outer fibres that shed damp. That is why a wool blanket this size is still light to lift.
- For 17 June, and every other dayIcelanders fly the flag on National Day, 17 June. On a sofa in another country it says where the family comes from, or where the best holiday was, without a word.
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Made to be used together. One click adds both to your cart.
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The flag, for going out
Kidka knits the same blue, red and white into a scarf of about 200 × 25 cm.
Icelandic Wool Blanket - National flag pattern Wool scarf with Icelandic national flag
$429.90 for both
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