Riza Peker Neverland Plush Blanket in Black - 60 X 80 by iEDM

What is Riza Peker Neverland Plush Blanket in Black - 60 X 80 by iEDM?

This is a 60 x 80 inch plush throw blanket from iEDM featuring original artwork by digital artist Riza Peker from the Neverland series. It's built around a one-sided sublimation print on 100% polyester, giving you a soft, decorative piece that works equally well as a bed topper, couch throw, or wall hanging at a festival camp.

Key features

• Generous size — 60 x 80 inches covers a twin bed or wraps two people on the couch.
• Artist-driven design — Original Riza Peker Neverland artwork on a black base, not a generic licensed graphic.
• Sublimation print — The dye bonds into the fibers, so colors stay vivid and won't crack or peel like a screen print.
• 100% polyester construction — Plush hand-feel that's lightweight enough for layering but warm enough to nap under.
• One-sided print — Full graphic shows on the display side, with a soft backing for skin contact.
• Statement colorway — Black background makes the artwork pop and hides everyday lint and pet hair better than light blankets.
• iEDM curation — Part of the brand's sublimation apparel and home line built around independent visual artists.

Who is Riza Peker Neverland Plush Blanket in Black - 60 X 80 by iEDM for?

This one is aimed at art lovers, festival-goers, and anyone who treats their bedroom or lounge as a personal gallery. If you've been collecting tapestries, posters, or visionary art prints, the blanket gives you the same surreal aesthetic in a form you can actually use. It also makes a strong gift for the friend whose apartment leans psychedelic, gothic, or rave-adjacent.

How does Riza Peker Neverland Plush Blanket in Black - 60 X 80 by iEDM compare?

Compared to plain fleece throws from big-box stores, you're paying for licensed original artwork and a sharper print process rather than basic warmth. Versus wall tapestries, it's thicker, softer, and dual-purpose - you get the visual impact plus a functional blanket. And against standard screen-printed throws, sublimation keeps the image from cracking after repeated washes.