"Stylish, expressive, harmonious in color and pattern" could be the short version for the designs of the Røros tweed wool blankets. Very different designers are responsible for them. And as different as their work is, they all enjoy playing with colors and have the same keen sense for graphic compositions. Kristin Five Melvær is already represented at Røros Tweed with several designs, and the design for the Bento series also comes from her pen. Easily recognizable by the clear lines, expressive colour combinations and unusual details that break up uniform structures and create counterpoints: Here it is the striking black bar that divides the color frames and surfaces in half. In combination with the name, the design immediately makes us think of the Japanese lunch box, for which such clear divisions (in addition to the visually appealing arrangement of the food inside) are typical. The pattern of the Bento lambswool blanket appears to be the same on the other side due to the doubleface weave. This allows the blanket to be used as a variable color accent.

The blanket is woven in the usual Røros Norwegian quality: from fine lambswool and with a high use of material, which makes the blanket ideal for cold winter evenings. Thanks to the double roughening of the fabric, the lambswool blanket also has a pleasantly soft feel. Good to know: Initially, the wool blanket may seem a little stiff, but with time and use it becomes increasingly soft. You can also find matching pillowcases made from the same soft lambswool in our range.