Mexican Blankets: 5 Fast Facts

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Fact #1. Mexican blankets have been in existence for hundreds of years. They were originally garments. They provided an affordable way for poorer individuals in Mexico and Guatemala to stay warm. Some had holes in the tops for one's head and were worn like ponchos. Others were just wrapped around the body like a shawl.
Fact #2. Over time, these have evolved into more of a basic blanket design. However, you can still find poncho and shawl-style options. Traditionally, the largest stripe on the blanket will be a primary color. That color is repeated and featured prominently throughout the design and interwoven with complimentary colors. They also tend to have a dark base color and fringed ends.
Fact #3. Mexican blankets are good for keeping warm and cozy. They're typically very thick and the perfect blankets to throw over a piece of furniture. You'll always have one nearby if you're reading a book or watching a movie and get chilly. If you want to warm up the temperature of your bed during the fall, you can add a blanket to your comforter when the temperature drops.
Fact #4. Avid exercisers might want one of these unique blankets. Their extra-thick fibers make them a good alternative to yoga mats for planks, sit-ups, and, of course, yoga. If you lay your blanket on the ground, it will provide nice padding over twigs and dirt, making it ideal for outdoor exercise.
Fact #5. When choosing a Mexican blanket, one of the first things to consider is the type of color scheme you'd like. If you plan on using your blanket for yoga or in a meditation room, you may want more muted, calming colors. If you're getting one to dress up your taco night or tie together your fiesta-themed kitchen, choose one with brighter hues.