The Haika plaid is light and fluffy like a cloud, but also has all the enveloping luxury of wool.

Composed of a blend of two threads, one very thick and the other very thin, the wool is first hand-woven and then boiled to create the fleece-like fabric.

Its representation is unique: both its colors and its appearance appear mottled.
The undefined edge highlights the beauty of this craft, while a finely woven indigo wool stripe accentuates the piece, adding lightness and structure to the design.