The Victoria England is the oldest of the Basotho blanket brands. There are six designs in the Victoria Collection:Pelo-Ea-Morena (Heart of the King); Crown; Badges of the Brave; Lehlako (Crest); Skin; Malakabe (Flame).Basotho blankets are made from 50% wool and 50% dralon acrylic. Wash...

The Victoria England is the oldest of the Basotho blanket brands. There are six designs in the Victoria Collection:Pelo-Ea-Morena (Heart of the King); Crown; Badges of the Brave; Lehlako (Crest); Skin; Malakabe (Flame).Basotho blankets are made from 50% wool and 50% dralon acrylic. Wash...

The Royal Crown Jewel of all the Basotho Heritage blankets is the Seanamarena blanket. This blanket dates back to the 1930’s when it was created by the late Mr Charles Hendry Robertson who owned a trading store in Leribe called Seanamarena. The word ‘Seanamarena’...

The Royal Crown Jewel of all the Basotho Heritage blankets is the Seanamarena blanket. This blanket dates back to the 1930’s when it was created by the late Mr Charles Hendry Robertson who owned a trading store in Leribe called Seanamarena. The word ‘Seanamarena’...

A Basotho blanket called Kharetsa, named after the spiral aloe which is only found in the Maluti Mountains of Lesotho. The Kharetsa blanket has been cemented as one of the iconic Basotho Heritage blankets for the past ten years. The design features the strictly...

The Royal Crown Jewel of all the Basotho Heritage blankets is the Seanamarena blanket. This blanket dates back to the 1930’s when it was created by the late Mr Charles Hendry Robertson who owned a trading store in Leribe called Seanamarena. The word ‘Seanamarena’...

The Royal Crown Jewel of all the Basotho Heritage blankets is the Seanamarena blanket. This blanket dates back to the 1930’s when it was created by the late Mr Charles Hendry Robertson who owned a trading store in Leribe called Seanamarena. The word ‘Seanamarena’...

The Victoria England is the oldest of the Basotho blanket brands. There are six designs in the Victoria Collection:Pelo-Ea-Morena (Heart of the King); Crown; Badges of the Brave; Lehlako (Crest); Skin; Malakabe (Flame).Basotho blankets are made from 50% wool and 50% dralon acrylic.   Wash...

The Victoria England is the oldest of the Basotho blanket brands. There are six designs in the Victoria Collection:Pelo-Ea-Morena (Heart of the King); Crown; Badges of the Brave; Lehlako (Crest); Skin; Malakabe (Flame).Basotho blankets are made from 50% wool and 50% dralon acrylic.Wash Care...

The Royal Crown Jewel of all the Basotho Heritage blankets is the Seanamarena blanket. This blanket dates back to the 1930’s when it was created by the late Mr Charles Hendry Robertson who owned a trading store in Leribe called Seanamarena. The word ‘Seanamarena’...

The Acrylic Basotho Khotso is an entry-level Basotho blanket and is manufactured from acrylic. It is available in a smaller size which is suitable for children and favoured by tourists as a memento. The Khotso Collection comprises of the Mojalefa (the heir), Cards and...

The Acrylic Basotho Khotso is an entry-level Basotho blanket and is manufactured from acrylic. It is available in a smaller size which is suitable for children and favoured by tourists as a memento. The Khotso Collection comprises of the Mojalefa (the heir), Cards and...

The Acrylic Basotho Khotso is an entry-level Basotho blanket and is manufactured from acrylic. It is available in a smaller size which is suitable for children and favoured by tourists as a memento. The Khotso Collection comprises of the Mojalefa (the heir), Cards and Ntjhe...

The Sefate Basotho Blanket, like other Basotho blankets, is a traditional and culturally significant textile that originates from the Basotho people of Lesotho and is also used by Basotho communities in South Africa. These blankets are known for their unique and intricate designs, each...

The design is inspired by Ngoale. Ngoale is a Mosotho female who went to initiation school. Featured in the blanket, are the accessories and musical instrument used by initiates.  Likholokoane are the braided leloli ropes that accessorise the waist, Lesira accessorise the face and...

Letsatsi means the Sun in Sesotho, which forms the centre of the blanket design. It is a universal and powerful symbol representing, life, energy and hope. Letsatsi is also the name of the designer’s father. The blanket features iconic motifs of the Basotho culture...

Basotho ke morabe o ratileng khomo ka tsela e phethehileng mme ba e sebelisa linthong tse ngata maphelong a bona. Khomo ene e sebelisoa nakong eo ho kopanoang malapa ka tsela ea lenyalo, e bile tshiea ho sechaba sa basotho nakong ea tlala hoba...

The word Sabole means sword and is the inspiration behind this design.Bacha ba Lesotho mona ba na le moetlo puong ea bona oa ho hatisa (emphasize) taba. Puo eo ke ho “Foka sabole”, mohlala, ha u etsa hantle haholo u foka sabole, le ha...

A Basotho blanket called Kharetsa, named after the spiral aloe which is only found in the Maluti Mountains of Lesotho. The Kharetsa blanket has been cemented as one of the iconic Basotho Heritage blankets for the past ten years. The design features the strictly...

A Basotho blanket called Kharetsa, named after the spiral aloe which is only found in the Maluti Mountains of Lesotho. The Kharetsa blanket has been cemented as one of the iconic Basotho Heritage blankets for the past ten years. The design features the strictly...