Keep it long, treasure it long.

Simple and tasteful design

Blanket AINO from LAPUAN KANKURIT where you can feel the fine geometric patterns and the softness of human handiwork. Blankets spread over a large area on the bed or sofa have a strong presence as interior decoration in the room, so you will want to be careful when choosing colors and patterns. Scandinavian design products and textiles often appear in wonderful interiors that we yearn for, and it may be that the culture and lifestyle of relaxing in a Scandinavian home has something in common with the interior space we seek. . The sense of color and pattern is similar, and it goes well with Japanese houses, so it creates a modern and sophisticated atmosphere. It seems that there are elements that can be accepted by everyone, not just those who like Northern Europe.

Thoughts on Finnish textile culture

AINO's blanket, which was inspired by the Finnish traditional craft, Lluille tapestry, was designed with the idea of ​​``something that is modern while paying attention to old techniques and traditions.''
Ruil is derived from the old Swedish word "Ryia" (thick cloth), and is a textile that is used in a variety of ways, such as rugs, sofa covers, and tapestries. It is said that it was also used in It is said that it was used as a blanket in the old days, so there is no reason why it does not suit the textile of the blanket. As an interior design, it is designed to blend in with Scandinavian, modern, and Japanese spaces. It has a nice design that can be worn like a shawl, so you can enjoy it in a wide range of ways.

It can be used as an interior decoration just by spreading it over winter bedding, and it will keep you warm while you sleep. When not in use, simply hang it casually on a chair or sofa to serve as a decoration. For nights spent indoors in winter, holidays, and relaxing time after taking a bath before going to bed, the LAPUAN KANKURIT blanket AINO combines a soothing design with durability, heat retention, and warmth, making it ideal for everyday use. It's just good daily necessities.

"Weavers of Lapua"

LAPUAN KANKURIT means "Weavers of Lapua". Its history is about 100 years ago. I was born in Lapua, a small town of about 15,000 people in the northwest of Finland. Lapua has long been an area with many small town factories and handicrafts such as woodworking and textiles. It was a time of poverty and lack of resources. At a time when wool and hemp were being made in ordinary households, the founder's great-grandfather, Yuho Annala, started producing felt boots from scrap wood and yarn he spun himself. In 1973, LAPUAN KANKURIT was established as a textile company from a textile factory.

LAPUAN KANKURIT makes wool and linen items such as shawls, blankets, and hot water bottles using high-quality textiles made from high-quality natural materials by skilled staff. Please choose it as an anniversary gift for your loved ones or as a Christmas present.