Falagan

In Val de San Lorenzo, a small village in Maragatería in northern Spain, woolen blankets have been woven since the 17th century. Falagan is one of the last weaving mills to continue this craft in its original form—in its third generation, using the same artisanal techniques that the Maragatos used on their trade journeys through Spain.

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Wool that warms. Craftsmanship that lasts

The handwoven blankets are made from 100% pure virgin wool, processed through a traditional washing, carding, and weaving process. What makes virgin wool so special: It is the only natural hollow fiber. Tiny air chambers store warmth while also providing natural breathability — light, warm, and designed to last for decades.

The characteristic colors are created using natural plant dyes, completely free of synthetic additives. The result is a blanket that only gets more beautiful with time. Not a mass-produced item, but an object with origin and history.

Four models have made their way from Val de San Lorenzo to Berlin. Each one handwoven — for people who know what they are holding in their hands.