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The D-Leite blanket for cots can be washed and dried in delicate programmes or by hand. In addition, it is antibacterial and temperature regulating. This makes it an ideal blanket for babies, people with sensitive skin, or for people prone to allergic reactions.
Limited pieces and unique designs. The D-LEITE blanket for babies is hand-woven with merino wool wrapand milk fibre weave. It is made on an artisan loom, Taller de Diseño Textil RIR & Co located in Allariz, Galicia (Spain).
When babies are born, it is recommended to lay themon their mother's chest and abdomen. After birth, in the new contact with the world, the human being needs the skin of another human being.
Touch is the first sense that communicates, the most primitive and fundamental. The smell of the mother gives the baby a sense of well-being and pleasure that makes themfeel calm and secure.
Although milk fibre was patented by a German chemist at the beginning of the 20th century, it is a yarn of recent use in the textile world. Due to the first World War and the fact that it was more expensive than cotton, it was not widely used.
A few years ago it was used again and the research of Anke Domaske, a German designer, improved onthe flaws of thefibre, leading to its growing consideration today.
Press - La Voz de Galicia
Located in Allariz (Spain), Rir&Co has focused part of its work on researching new fabrics to produce its 100% handmade pieces. In the last year, its promoter has focused on its own creations after a long period of collaborations with other companies.
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