Design: Abyssinian Ethiopian Highland Coffee Garden is an original silk-scarf style illustration of sleek ticked Abyssinian cats leaping, stalking and lounging among coffee shrubs heavy with red cherries, acacia trees, meskel daisies and a clay jebena coffee pot on the terraced highlands of Ethiopia, the ancient Abyssinia that gave the breed its name, framed by gold baroque scrolls, coffee branches and hibiscus.
The Blanket: A decorative blanket woven with a printed top and fringe, rather than a fleece blanket. Drape it over a sofa or chair, lay it across the foot of the bed, or hang it as a wall tapestry.
Composition: A large central oval medallion with the hero ruddy Abyssinian on a stone terrace before green highland terraces, surrounded by round medallions of terraces, coffee blossoms, daisies, a tukul hut, a waterfall and woven baskets, and a dense scene of cats, coffee cherries and flowers running edge to edge.
Palette: Deep forest green, antique gold, coffee-cherry red, meskel yellow and warm cream with ruddy, red, blue and fawn ticked coat accents.
Personalized With Your Name: Add a name or short phrase on the ribbon banner, as shown in the personalized sample images, or choose the design without a name. Names in the preview images are examples only.
Perfect For: A charming gift for Abyssinian owners, cat lovers and coffee lovers who love the beauty of the Ethiopian highlands.
Made from a soft 50% cotton and 50% microfiber blend, this throw feels cozy, lightweight, and comfortable for everyday use. The artwork is produced with clear, crisp details and vibrant colors, giving it a beautiful tapestry-style finish that looks great on a bed, sofa, dorm room, gaming chair, or wall display.
## Please Note
**Color & Size Disclaimer**
Please note that colors may appear slightly different in person due to screen settings, lighting, device display differences, and the printing process. Minor color variations are normal and are not considered defects.
Product size may also vary slightly due to cutting, sewing, quilting, or finishing during production. A small size difference of approximately 1–2 inches is considered normal for handmade or made-to-order textile products.

