Wrap your home in old-fashioned holiday charm with Victorian Village, a personalized woven jacquard throw that tells the story of a snowy Victorian Christmas village in three cozy tiers. Glowing windows, wreathed gaslamps and smoking chimneys make it feel like a treasured Christmas village display come to life.
The Design: A stone church with a tall spire and rose window rises among snowy firs and a wreath-hung gazebo; below, Victorian townhouses and shopfronts with striped awnings line a snowy street; and at the bottom, half-timbered cottages and a brown horse pulling a red sleigh piled with gifts, finished with holly, hearts and gold stars—cranberry, evergreen, warm gold and stone tan on cream.
Personalized With Your Family Name: Your family name is woven into the artwork where shown in the personalized sample photos, while the rest of the design stays true to the original artwork.
Perfect For: Christmas village collectors and families who love Victorian, cottage and farmhouse holiday décor. A nostalgic Christmas gift for Mom, Grandma or the whole family, a first Christmas in a new home present, and a cozy throw for sofas and guest beds.
Searching for a personalized Christmas village blanket, a Victorian holiday woven throw, or a gift for Christmas village collectors? This snowy church and horse sleigh blanket is a cozy Christmas sofa throw and a nostalgic village wall tapestry for living rooms and entryways.
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.
