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NANGA x Naoki Ishikawa Down Blanket
NANGA x Naoki Ishikawa Down Blanket
NANGA x Naoki Ishikawa Down Blanket
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NANGA x Naoki Ishikawa Down Blanket
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$295.00

We have available a very limited number of just 50 limited collaboration down blankets (Nanga has officially sold out). A unique collaboration of art and functionality. Each blanket has a Tyvek label showing its authenticity and unique number.

Here at Sanpo Studios HQ, we're big fans of Naoki's work and practice. His accomplishments as an alpinist and photographer are unparalleled in recent history, and his close collaboration with The North Face and Nanga have resulted in some truly special brand / artist collaborations. This piece is no exception.

In celebration of the launch of Naoki Ishikawa's latest book documenting his assent of Nanga Parbat in 2022, the Japanese outdoor brand Nanga is producing a series of limited items featuring a beautiful photo taken by Naoki on the mountain path to Nanga Parbat. The same print is applied to the included stuff sack.

 

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NANGA x Naoki Ishikawa Down Blanket
NANGA x Naoki Ishikawa Down Blanket
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Made using environmentally friendly recycled down, the blanket is light and easy to pack for use at camp or while traveling. It will also make a beautiful and cozy addition to your home.

Nanga, based out of Maibara, Japan, started as a down futon and sleeping bag manufacturer in 1941. They've since become a premier outdoor apparel and alpine adventure gear brand.

Naoki Ishikawa was born in Tokyo in 1977.  A climber, photographer, and writer known for combining adventure with art. By 23, he became the youngest Japanese person to climb the Seven Summits. His award-winning photography captures stunning landscapes and the cultures of the remote places he explores, from the Himalayas to the polar regions. Ishikawa’s work inspires adventurers and creatives alike with its unique mix of exploration and artistry.

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