The Cannon Mons Meg at Edinburgh Castle David Octavius Hill Tapestry Blanket
- Made to order
- Natural materials
- Hand-selected
- 30-day easy returns
The making
Woven as a jacquard tapestry from soft, durable yarns and finished by hand — made to drape and to last.
Materials & Care
Woven cotton-blend tapestry. Machine wash cold on gentle; tumble dry low or lay flat. Do not bleach.
Dimensions
See the size above. Woven by the piece, so expect small, characterful variation.
Shipping & Returns
Woven and shipped in about two weeks — roughly one week to make, one to deliver. Easy returns within 30 days.
David Octavius Hill's early calotype of Mons Meg at Edinburgh Castle — the great medieval cannon with a soldier of the Royal Scots standing quietly beside it. One of the first Scottish photographs, all soft brown tone and grainy daylight. Woven into a double-sided throw, that warmth of old paper carries into cloth. A cosy layer to pull over your knees by the window on a grey afternoon, and a quietly historic image to leave folded across the arm of the sofa.
- Jacquard-woven, double-sided and reversible; finished with fringed edges
- Soft, cosy cotton-blend — a warm layer and a piece of art at once
- Machine washable; made to order
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