We came across this grungy Mexican blanket in a cabin in Baja California, Mexico that supposedly hadn’t been used since 1967. Not wanting such an amazing artifact to go to waste, we painstakingly (and carefully) stretched it back into shape over the course of several days, hit it with studio lighting, and photographed it in super high resolution so that it can live on for decades to come in all its filthy glory.
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