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High Season Throw Blanket | Linens & Bedding by Neon Dunes by Lily Keller. Item composed of cotton
High Season Throw Blanket | Linens & Bedding by Neon Dunes by Lily Keller. Item composed of cotton

Created and Sold by Neon Dunes by Lily Keller

Neon Dunes by Lily Keller

High Season Throw Blanket - Linens & Bedding

Price $180

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Shipping: USPS 5-7 days
Estimated Arrival: May 3, 2024

Woman Owned

Made In USA

Made To Order

Natural Materials

Locally Sourced

DimensionsWeight
72H x 54W in
182.88H x 137.16W cm

Ferries, Ferries, Ferries!

72” x 54” soft tapestry/throw blanket

Can be hung on the wall as art, or used as a cozy throw, a picnic blanket or even beach blanket—they are fully machine washable and will keep getting softer with each wash.

100% cotton, each tapestry contains over 8 miles of yarn!

Handmade in North Carolina

Ferries are a portal to another world. When you get on a ferry, you know you are leaving any mainland troubles behind you as you head for the island. A ferry, to those who travel on them, is a symbol of summer, carefree days, and a slower pace. There is something about arriving on an island by an old fashioned slow ferry that just puts the traveler immediately into the vacation state of mind.

Ferries are an important symbol as they bring to mind the peace of an island, disconnecting from the hectic “real world” and immersing oneself in the slower pace of lazy summer days. Until recent times, many islands had limited connectivity with the outside world; today we have wifi and 5G, but the unique feeling of “leaving one’s cares behind” remains.

A ferry connects us to a slower, simpler time. It is a portal to another, simpler, world. In more than one mythologies, ferries and ferry captains have often played the role of portal, connecting us to different worlds or times.

Bringing these ferries into your home helps bring those summertime dog days feelings into your life year-round. I love my ferries blanket, as it always reminds me that my favorite islands are a world—but just a short journey—away.

I hope this design—originally an oil painting of two ferries passing each other in Vineyard Sound—transport you in spirit to that island state of mind, no matter where in the world you are physically.

Item High Season Throw Blanket
As seen in Creator's Studio, Tisbury, MA
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Neon Dunes by Lily Keller
Meet the Creator
Wescover creator since 2020
Original Art, Fine Art Prints, Photography, Textiles and Home Decor

Neon Dunes was an idea born on Martha's Vineyard to Miami-native artist Lily Keller. Her then-6-year old son said "Mom you should paint nature, but make it more neon". She liked the idea and ran with it. Today, she and her three boys create fun and whimsical designs that she turns into fabric, tapestries, and wallpaper. They live in Miami Florida and escape to Martha's Vineyard as often as possible.

Lily is a self-taught painter who enjoys a creative process that encompasses her life with 3 boys--sometimes she is in the studio, and other times she is out and about with her camera. She believes art is ultimately about perceiving life, and beauty, and nature--and that happens outside of the studio just as much as it does with a paintbrush in hand.

Lily is also a painting teacher and coach to artists; She has an online oil painting class for beginners and when her schedule allows she is a guest instructor at Featherstone Center For the Arts on Martha's Vineyard. Her first book "The Self-Taught Oil Painter's Guide" is due out this June.