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...

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 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...

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...

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...

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...

Sekoele Basotho creates a spiritual awareness and a return to the God, Tlhatlha-Macholo. Motse ho hauoa oa morapeli - ‘the believer’’s village is built’. It encourages an abidance of spiritual laws. This will enable the Basotho to prosper, much as the Jews did in...

The Majaba-jaba blanket is an expression of love – the adoration between the designer, Mokete Mohapi and his wife Mojabeng Mamatiti Mohapi.Khabane e apara majaba-jaba. A woman of great beauty and poise. She wears the Majaba-jaba to assert who she is and what she...

Thaabe Letsie is a Lesotho- born rapper, song-writer, cinematographer and record producer. He is popularly known as MegaHertz aka Ntate Stunna.His well refined DNA sound is a fusion of trap and famo, which is traditional accordion music that originates from Lesotho. Ntate Stunna has...

The blanket is composed of 50% Wool and 50% acrylic. Wash Care Instructions:Gentle cold washDo not bleachDo not ironDry cleanableDo not tumble dryPreferred method to be hand washed

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 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 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 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...

Thota libakile pharala kheleke lisuoa rapo la puleng boholo libola menahano ntse li ja masapo a hloho, sehlaba base bona ka ngope setshooa. “Qanathu”ke bitso lebe e bonoa ka ihlo la moea e tshobotsi libokoetsa, liparola thola banna ba ba lipalami ba tshaba hoea...

Lipere tsa Pitso by Material Don DadaMakhethe hona ke sephetha maeto bohale ba maoto a lipere pitsi makhaola ropo, koatola ea sekhabela metsamao mpere relebe mahaba libaka ke eta le banna ba lipalami.The blanket is composed of 50% Wool and 50% acrylic. Wash Care...