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Ivory Coral Reef Scallop Blanket: Coastal Seashell and Starfish Design

Ivory Coral Reef Scallop Blanket displays a collection of marine life including scallops, starfish, and blue coral branches.

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Blanket: Fleece Throw · 50" × 60"

Material: 100% polyester flannel fleece

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Ivory Coral Reef Scallop Blanket displays a collection of marine life including scallops, starfish, and blue coral branches. The vintage illustration style evokes the feeling of a seaside museum exhibit or a quiet tide pool discovery. It brings the calm aesthetic of ocean exploration to your living space.

How the design is put together

Large, ribbed scallop shells anchor the composition with their wide, fan-like shape and subtle blue shading. Interspersed among them are spiny starfish and spiraled conch shells that add variety to the layout. Delicate blue coral branches reach upward like frozen underwater plants, creating a sense of movement across the fabric. The background has a textured, off-white appearance that resembles aged paper or washed fabric. This specific combination of flora and fauna belongs to the category of natural history illustration, celebrating the intricate details of the ocean floor rather than just the water itself.

Who will enjoy it

People who appreciate the quiet beauty of tide pools and beachcombing will notice the scientific accuracy of the shell ridges first. An Ivory Coral Reef Scallop Blanket serves as a cozy reminder of salty air and smooth stones during rainy days indoors. It fits perfectly on a reading chair where you want a visual connection to the coast. Givers often choose this for friends who have moved inland but still hold a deep affection for the shoreline.

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