Black against cream, cut clean as a ridgeline: the Awa begins in the high contrast of the rainforest edge, named for the people who live in the wet forests of northwestern Ecuador and Colombia, where light falls in shafts and shadow holds its shape.

Handwoven by artisans in Ecuador from 100 percent recycled acrylic, the geometric pattern runs bold in black and natural tones across 92 by 78 inches, and the blanket reverses for a second design entirely.

Dry clean only. It is the rare piece that sharpens a room the way a storm sharpens the sky: graphic, grounded, impossible to ignore.