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 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 Mini 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...

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 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 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...

This blanket was inspired by Maleh’s late grandmother, Matlelima Anna Hlalele. Above all of her achievements in life, it is her role as a spiritual leader and nurturer that remains the most important, which she played as the matriarch of her family. Kobo ea...

This blanket pays homage to Basotho women for their artistic use of Litema which are the geomatric patterns they use to decorate their huts. A man can build a house but only a woman can build a home. As a token of appreciation this...

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...

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...

The Leisa blanket design draws its inspiration from Kamohelo "Leisa" Chabana's deep reverence for Basotho tradition, culture, and the rites of passage associated with initiation school. Portrayed within the design is the founder himself, captured in a touching moment post-initiation, holding a knobkierie in...