Inosuke hooded throw blanket

Name: Inosuke hooded throw blanket
Brand: Boutique Demon Slayer
SKU: 14:193#Inosuke;977:1462#150x148CM
Price: 64.9 EUR
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Discover this Demon Slayer Inosuke Throw Blanket - 3D Boar Hood, designed for the sofa, naps, and winter evenings. This throw features a hood modeled as a boar's head, with ears, eyes, and a snout sewn in relief, thick plush on both sides, two paws that drape over the front, and a one-size-fits-all dimension of 105 x 148 centimeters.

The hood is not a flat print. The ears stand upright, the snout protrudes by several centimeters, and the blue eyes are embroidered. The mask retains its shape even when pulled back, making the piece recognizable from the back. The two paws sewn on the front replicate those of the animal.

A mask he never takes off

Inosuke wears this boar's head permanently, and the story uses this as a plot point for dozens of chapters: nobody knows what he looks like. When the mask finally comes off, the face revealed underneath is nothing like the brute expected, to the point where several characters mistake him for a girl. The other characters spend entire chapters imagining what is underneath, and they are all wrong.

This mask comes from the sow that took him in as a baby at the foot of a mountain after he was abandoned. He grew up in the forest without language or a master; he invented the Beast Breathing technique on his own and chipped his two blades against stone so they would tear. Wearing its head is like wearing the only family he ever knew before joining the Demon Slayer Corps. Furthermore, he refuses to let anyone touch it and becomes aggressive as soon as someone approaches it.

"Nobody knows what he looks like under the mask. It's a plot point that lasts for dozens of chapters."

Thick plush, 105 x 148 cm

The material is a long-pile plush on both sides, significantly denser than the flannel of other throws in the catalog. It keeps you warm without needing extra layers, but it takes longer to dry and takes up more space when stored.

The two sewn-on paws drape over the front and serve to fasten the blanket around the torso, allowing you to walk to the kitchen without holding it in your hands. It is one-size-fits-all, 105 centimeters wide by 148 long, which is enough to cover an adult sitting down from shoulders to feet with the hood pulled back. It can be machine washed at thirty degrees, without fabric softener, which would flatten the plush, and should be air-dried rather than tumble-dried, which would felt the long fibers of the hood. A mask that keeps its shape, even with the hood pulled back.

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Demon Slayer clothing, to carry the series into everyday life through hoodies, t-shirts and other outfits;
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