Widespread Panic | The Reptile Séance | Woven Blanket

Wrap yourself in the warm, mystic energy of this beautiful 60x50 inch woven throw blanket. It's the perfect statement piece for your couch, bed, or favorite chair. Crafted from 100% cotton with colorful fringed edges, it offers a cozy, tactile experience perfect for chilly nights or simply adding a vibrant touch to your living space. The design is jacquard-woven directly into the fabric with individual yarns, creating a durable, high-quality textile that is much richer than a printed blanket.

This design, "The Reptile Séance," is unofficial fan-made art inspired by the band's iconic sound. It features a stunningly symmetrical composition centered on a large, all-seeing eye medallion. Golden sunburst rays radiate outwards, framed by two massive, mirrored serpents coiling across the blanket. Their bodies are richly ornamented with scalloped scales, stripes, and dots in a warm palette of marigold gold, red-orange, and bayou green against a deep black background. Lizards, gators, and mystic keys fill the spaces between the coils, creating a dense, mesmerizing pattern. The band's name is hand-lettered in a heavy, rounded Art Deco style, fully integrated into the artwork.

DISCLAIMER: This is an unofficial, fan-made piece of art and is not affiliated with the band.

SPECS & CARE
Materials: 100% cotton, woven yarn (not printed), colourful fringed edges
Size: 60 x 50 in
Care: Machine wash cold on gentle; tumble dry low. Fringe length may vary.

Note from the Artist:
I wanted to capture the feeling of a deep, southern jam session—something warm, mesmerizing, and a little bit mischievous. I imagined a scene that felt like a trance, but a welcoming one. The design is built on symmetry, with the two serpents mirroring each other, like two musicians trading licks back and forth. But to keep it from being too perfect, I gave one serpent a sleepy, half-closed eye and the other a wide-open one. The central eye is the focal point, the source of the energy, while all the creatures—the lizards, gators, and snakes—are drawn into its orbit. The warm, earthy colors and intricate patterns are meant to evoke a folk-art feel, as if this is a timeless artifact you just discovered.