Écharpe en laine d'agneau à carreaux des Great Smoky Mountains, Patrick King Woollen Company – VENTE FINALE

Please note this product is final sale. 

The Smoky Mountains, part of the Appalachian Mountain range, have a rich history that intertwines coal mining, gemstone hunting and vibrant array of wildflowers. Coal mining has played a significant role in both the history and economy of the Great Smoky Mountains, starting in the early 19th century.

Along with coal, gemstone deposits were mined, offering up garnets, rubies, sapphires and quartz crystals. However, one of the prettiest sights are the famous fields of wildflowers blanketing the landscape and inspiring the name “Wildflower National Park”.

Features:

• Beautiful colourway inspired by the Great Smokey Mountains
• Designed in Canada
• Soft, breathable, and naturally hypoallergenic
• Lightweight warmth for all-season comfort
• Finished with a traditional 3″ fringe on both ends

Product Details:

• Dimensions: 11.8″ x 55″ (30 cm x 140 cm)
• Fringe: 3″ (8 cm)
• Material: 100% Lambswool
• Care: Wash in cold water and dry flat or dry clean

About the Brand
With roots tracing back to Irish weavers and spinners of the 1800s, Patrick King Woollen Company carries forward a legacy of craftsmanship and tradition. Now based in Port Hope, Ontario and Edinburgh, Scotland, the company is known for its high-quality wool products and exclusive tartan designs. Using luxurious Lambswool and Merino wool, each piece reflects timeless elegance. As a proud member of the Scottish Tartan Authority, all tartans are officially registered with The Scottish Tartan Registry.