Products tagged with Handknit

What better way to celebrate the festive season than with decorations that give back to communities in Nepal? These colorful Christmas stockings are hand-knit and embroidered by the same talented artisans who make several of our wool hats, mittens and hea

What better way to celebrate the festive season than with decorations that give back to communities in Nepal? These colorful Christmas stockings are hand-knit and embroidered by the same talented artisans who make several of our wool hats, mittens and hea

The Stella Hat is a simple lightweight knit trimmed with oversized flower pattern hand-embroidery. Fleece lined for warmth. Match it with complimentary handwarmers in the same design.
Who Made It: Lost Horizons began partnering with women in Nepal over 3

The crowning jewel of your winter wardrobe! The Queenie Beanie features a chunky tri-color knit and an oversized wool pompom. A half fleece lining has been added for warmth.
Who Made It: Lost Horizons began partnering with women in Nepal over 30 years a

This graceful design features overstitched flowers and sweet scalloped crochet detailing. A lighter knit with fleece lining, the Ballad Beanie is perfect for more formal occasions, and an ideal accompaniment to the Ballad Mittens.
Who Made It: Lost Hori

The Stella Hat is a simple lightweight knit trimmed with oversized flower pattern hand-embroidery. Fleece lined for warmth. Match it with complimentary handwarmers in the same design.
Who Made It: Lost Horizons began partnering with women in Nepal over 3

Undeniably feminine, the Abigail beanie features a bold floral medallion and vine patterns inspired by eastern European folk embroidery. Over-stitch detailing lend this design a handmade-with-love feel. Fully fleece lined for warmth.
Who Made It: Lost H

The crowning jewel of your winter wardrobe! The Queenie Beanie features a chunky tri-color knit and an oversized wool pompom. A half fleece lining has been added for warmth.
Who Made It: Lost Horizons began partnering with women in Nepal over 30 years a

This retro-inspired design channels 80s snowfield glam to bring a pop of color to your winter ensemble. Bands of contrasting color and subtle geometric patterns in coral and plum tones are reminiscent of sunset or sunrise (also available in an earthy, neu

Stella Handwarmers showcase oversized flower pattern hand-embroidery over a lightweight monochrome knit.
Who Made It: Lost Horizons began partnering with women in Nepal over 30 years ago. They are fair trade and have a team of over 600 artisans in the K

Sporting the same simplified leaf motif as the Akari hat, these hand warmers feature contrasting cotton stitching inspired by Japanese sashiko embroidery. Fully fleece-lined for comfort.
Who Made It: Lost Horizons began partnering with women in Nepal ov

What better way to celebrate the festive season than with decorations that give back to communities in Nepal? Lost Horizon’s exclusive range of colorful Christmas stockings are hand-knit and embroidered by the same talented artisans who make their woolly

What better way to celebrate the festive season than with decorations that give back to communities in Nepal? Lost Horizon’s exclusive range of colorful Christmas stockings are hand-knit and embroidered by the same talented artisans who make their woolly

What better way to celebrate the festive season than with decorations that give back to communities in Nepal? Lost Horizon’s exclusive range of colorful Christmas stockings are hand-knit and embroidered by the same talented artisans who make their woolly

What better way to celebrate the festive season than with decorations that give back to communities in Nepal? Lost Horizon’s exclusive range of colorful Christmas stockings are hand-knit and embroidered by the same talented artisans who make their woolly

What better way to celebrate the festive season than with decorations that give back to communities in Nepal? Lost Horizon’s exclusive range of colorful Christmas stockings are hand-knit and embroidered by the same talented artisans who make their woolly