de Le Cuona | Sashiko Bed Throw with Fringe Detail – Needle

The Sashiko Bed Throw takes its name from the Japanese tradition of decorative stitching, and the idea is a simple one: a plain ground given interest through the rhythm of stitch and a finished fringe at the edge. We like pieces like this because they add texture without adding noise. Needle is a quiet, muted colourway, and on a bed it sits comfortably against white or natural linen, adding depth through surface rather than through colour. The fringe detail gives the edge a soft finish, so the throw looks considered even when it is simply folded.

The facts we have are these. This is the de Le Cuona Sashiko Bed Throw with Fringe Detail, reference SAS6T, in the colourway Needle. It is sold each, and it measures 132 cm wide. We have not listed the length, the composition or any care instructions on this page, and we would not want to guess at them. If you need to know the drop of the throw against your bed, or the fibre content for a particular reason, ask us and we will confirm before you buy.

For use, we would lay it across the foot of a bed, folded in thirds, so the stitching and the fringe both show. It also suits the arm or back of an armchair in a bedroom or a reading corner, or the end of a daybed or a sofa, where it can be picked up and used on a cooler evening. As a pairing, we would put it over pale linen bedding, or against a deeper headboard in a darker tone, so the colour of the throw sits somewhere between the two.

A throw needs no installation, but a few practical notes help. Measure the width of your bed or sofa against 132 cm, so you know whether it will sit as a runner or hang as a cover. Check the care label when it arrives and follow it closely, as stitched and fringed pieces are best handled gently and not wrung or tumbled. Keep the fringe combed and untangled, and store the throw folded flat rather than hung, so the stitching does not pull or distort over time.