Moroccan Corridor®
Mendil - Turquoise Striped Throw
Crafted in Chefchaouen
Moroccan Throw Blanket
Turquoise Mendil - Handmade Blanket/Throw from Jbala Region in Morocco.
This beautiful handspun and handwoven blankets and throws are a speciality of northern moroccan region.
The mendil has a crochet trim at the edge both sides, in the color of the stripe
There’s just so many uses for these hand dyed hand woven throws: Blanket, picnic rug, lounge throw, table cloth, day bed cover, beach blanket, bed cover. The feel of the blanket is really soft and comfortable.
The mixture of wool and polyester makes it a nice blanket for spring and fall or for the summer.
Moroccan Throw Blanket - Detailed specifications
- Material: Wool & Polysther
- Color: White and Turquoise stripes
- Style: Throw / Blanket
- Size, Appx : 100cm wide x 165cm long
Receiving Time = Processing Time + Shipping Time.
Processing Time (The estimated time it takes to process your order): 3 to 7 days.
Shipping Time (The amount of time required to ship your order out of our warehouse based via Fedex International Priority Method): 2 to 8 days.
- You have 15 days to decide if the items are right for you after you received them.
- You can return any unaltered & undamaged items in original package including your order No.
- Return shipping fee is paid by buyer.
- Please send us the package with your Order Number & your login account in it, we will be very appreciated if you can write down your return reason.
- In order to solve your problem as soon as possible, please contact our Customer Service Staff first and tell us your return reason.
- After we received your returning parcel info and tracking No, we will refund your money to your account within 2-7 working days
- Our products are Returnable but Non-exchangeable.
Because of light problems during photographing process and screen chromatic aberrations, color discrepancies may occur between this product and your computer screen.
The handcrafted touch of artisan skill creates variations in color, size and design. If buying two of the same item, slight differences should be expected.
Inventory Last Updated: Jul 01, 2026
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Woven from the Atlas Mountains
Every Moroccan wool blanket and throw in this collection is handwoven by Amazigh craftswomen on traditional wooden looms — the same looms, the same gestures, the same geometric patterns that have defined Berber weaving for centuries.
The wool comes from sheep raised on the high pastures of the Atlas Mountains. It is hand-spun and naturally dyed using plant and mineral pigments — madder root for deep reds, indigo for blues, saffron for warm golds. Each colour has a source you can trace. Each pattern carries a meaning rooted in Amazigh tradition: protection, fertility, identity.
These are not decorative blankets. They are dense, warm, and extraordinarily durable — built for the cold nights of the Moroccan highlands, and equally at home on a sofa or a bed in any interior. The pom pom blanket, the flat-weave throw, the diamond-pattern wrap — each one is the work of a single weaver, made from memory, not from a printed pattern.
No two pieces are identical. Slight variations in colour and pattern are not imperfections — they are proof of authenticity. Handwoven in Morocco by craftswomen preserving a living tradition.
More Than a Store
Moroccan Corridor was not created to sell Moroccan products.
It was created to preserve, celebrate, and share the remarkable craftsmanship traditions that have shaped Morocco for centuries.
Every object we present begins long before it reaches a home. It begins with a material, a place, a workshop, and the hands of an artisan whose knowledge has often been passed down through generations.
Our role is simple:
To identify exceptional craftsmanship and bring it to those who value authenticity, beauty, and cultural heritage.
We do not manufacture. We do not mass-produce.
We select.
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