The First Gift blanket is a modern take on the heirloom blanket with a clever scientific twist. Meant to be continuously passed down from generation to generation, the blanket highlights the sanctity of genetics with a representation of each recipient’s own unique DNA added onto it when it is given to them. It’s a smart and personal reminder that the familial bond goes deeper than the surface.
Designer: Ben Landau
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This blanket gives new meaning to heirloom! I’m hooked!
I don’t think I understand this design. Needs more explanation.