• Domino Woven Throw - Woven Blankets - Slowdown Studio
  • Domino Woven Throw - Woven Blankets - Slowdown Studio
  • Domino Woven Throw
  • A woven throw blanket with a pink and black zebra-stripe pattern and a central floral motif, styled on a beige background next to a small potted plant on a wooden stool.
  • A modern living room corner featuring a black leather sofa with white pillows, a black and white striped throw blanket sofa cover, a white side table, a white coffee table with books, and a glowing paper lantern lamp near sheer white curtains.
  • Framed large wall art featuring a black and beige zebra-like pattern and a central floral motif, leaning against a white wall on a concrete floor next to a white molded chair.
  • A portrait of Luiza Holub wearing a bright red draped top, seated in a cluttered creative studio. The photo is presented inside a decorative scalloped white frame with the text &
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Luiza Holub

Domino Woven Throw

$299.00
$299.00
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54" x 70" (137cm x 178cm)

The Domino throw was designed by UK based artist Luiza Holub for Slowdown Studio. Luiza is a printmaker and illustrator who carves lino by hand, finding charm in ordinary household objects and the quiet scenes we usually overlook.

This design comes from a series called Studio Still Life. It started as a bit of play in the studio, an exercise in not overthinking. She sets up a simple still life with whatever’s lying around the house, studio or garden, then carves it straight from real life. For this still life, she chose a stripy cloth, a small stripy vessel and her favourite droopy tulips. She usually works in colour, but this one ended up monochrome, and she loves how it turned out. The result is bold and graphic, with the uneven texture that only comes from a hand-carved Lino print. Read our interview with Luiza here.

Every Slowdown Studio throw starts as an original artwork. We collaborate with independent artists around the world to translate their creativity into woven form. 
About the Artist

Luiza Holub is an artist, printmaker and illustrator. Born in Poland, she completed an MA in Contemporary Fine Art and is now based in Sheffield, UK. Her work has been featured in international publications and galleries and her clients include IKEA, Anthropologie and Penguin Random House.

Her practice focuses on the handmade process of traditional linocut printmaking techniques, creating work that is contemporary with a nod to the traditional.

Inspired by the familiar she documents the everyday with simple compositions, bold colour and an imperfect graphic style that shows admiration for common objects.
Product Details

Jacquard woven from high-quality cotton (at least 25% recycled cotton), the Cooper Throw is lightweight, textured, and built to last. Use it as a couch blanket, a bed blanket, a wall art tapestry, or wherever you need a little colour or personality.

Materials: 100% cotton (25% recycled).

Size: 54" x 70" (137cm x 178cm).
Shipping

Prints are made to order and shipped directly from our print studio in the US to wherever you are in the world (3-8 business days). They will arrive in a separate shipment from other items in your order, even if added to the same cart.

Free shipping threshold:
USA - Over 100 USD (excl Alaska, Hawaii)
Australia - Over 200 AUD
EU - Over €150
UK - Over £75

Free international shipping for orders over 400 USD (excluding select countries in Africa).

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Returns & Refunds

All fine art prints, framed prints and framed throws are made to order specifically for you once your order is placed, so we're unable to accept change-of-mind returns, refunds or exchanges on these products. 

If your item arrives damaged, defective, or significantly different from what you ordered, we'll make it right for you. Simply email us at orders@slowdownstudio.com.

Read our full returns & refund policy HERE.
Taxes & Duties

Taxes, and duties are included in the price of your print with no additional charges to pay on delivery, wherever you're shipping to. Additional taxes & duties may be applicable on all other products. View our full guide on Customs & Duties HERE.

Domino Woven Throw - Woven Blankets - Slowdown Studio
Domino Woven Throw - Woven Blankets - Slowdown Studio
Domino Woven Throw
A woven throw blanket with a pink and black zebra-stripe pattern and a central floral motif, styled on a beige background next to a small potted plant on a wooden stool.
A modern living room corner featuring a black leather sofa with white pillows, a black and white striped throw blanket sofa cover, a white side table, a white coffee table with books, and a glowing paper lantern lamp near sheer white curtains.
Framed large wall art featuring a black and beige zebra-like pattern and a central floral motif, leaning against a white wall on a concrete floor next to a white molded chair.
A portrait of Luiza Holub wearing a bright red draped top, seated in a cluttered creative studio. The photo is presented inside a decorative scalloped white frame with the text &

About the Artist

Luiza Holub is a printmaker and illustrator who carves lino by hand, finding charm in everyday objects and the ordinary scenes we usually overlook. Her work pairs simple compositions and limited colour with an imperfect, graphic style that nods to traditional printmaking. Born in Poland and now based in Sheffield, UK, she has an MA in Contemporary Fine Art and her work has been featured in galleries and publications around the world.

What inspired your artwork for this throw?

This design is part of a self initiated series called studio still life. I use props from the house, studio or garden and set up a very simple still life to create an original lino print. The project started as a bit of play in the studio, an exercise to not overthink and to work from real life but I’ve carried on working this way as it’s fast and spontaneous and I love the unexpected results.

For this design I used a stripy cloth, my favourite droopy tulips and a small stripy vessel. I often use colour in my work but for this particular lino print I ended up working in monochrome, and I really love how it turned out.

How does where you live influence your work?

My influence really comes from my everyday life. I work with linocut and monoprint processes which allow for expressive interpretations of the familiar and mundane. I find charm and beauty in the ordinary and you’ll find a lot of still life within my work.

These perfectly ordinary scenes that encompass us are often overlooked but I like to show them with a bit of gentle storytelling, a limited colour palette, simple shapes and if I’m drawing human figures they will probably be bold, long limbed and melancholy. Household objects and everyday moments are what have defined my practice. My style has graphic qualities but the textures within my prints can only come from the unpredictable and wonderful nature of printmaking.

What's your favorite way to slow down?

In no particular order and not all done at once here are a few things that help me slow down and recalibrate.

A cup of tea. A good book. A hot bath. Time with my young family. Gardening. Napping. Binging a tv series. Cooking. Eating healthy, nutrious and delicious food. Sun on my face. Printmaking (time really feels like it slows down when I’m carving lino). Studio time. Fresh air. Music. The quiet. Bed.

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