Birchwood · Handwoven Natural Classic Scarf
The Wildwood Collection · Purely Natural, Purely Unique · Botanically-Dyed
This graceful green Lady of the Wood casts light in the dark, the tree of love and spring. It is quick to pioneer woodland and was one of the first to inhabit after the Ice Age, she does not shy away from a tundra even now
Birchwood boughs do make the Witches broom and offers protection. The word Birch has ancient roots and stems from the term ‘to shine.’ Many an ail does the sweet sap ease as does the iridescent bark brighten a day
This is a one of a kind scarf. Handwoven in a Boulder Octogang twill variation of high quality pure Beautiful British sheepswool - beautiful undyed rare breed Jacob in a peaty-brown with an in-house prepared palette of botanically-dyed colour extracted from foraged Phragmites australis Common Reed. Made to be enjoyed, cherished and revelled in for generations
The scarf is of medium softness and wide enough to be worn over the shoulders as a narrow shawl or as a long, snug and cosy scarf
Suited for cool summer evenings and wild wintery days alike
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Each purchase comes with a complimentary organic cotton drawstring bag for the safekeeping of your precious adornment and is shipped alongside a scroll to describe the inspiration behind each unique soulful piece
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Handwoven by fully manual means on my bespoke eight-shaft Dobby loom that my partner designed and built for me
Made in small batch of just a precious few - Each unique
The perfect winter gift for a special birthday or anniversary or for a little self-love. A slow-made piece of heritage craft that will carry on giving year upon year
Images captured in West Penwith, Cornwall, UK
Finished with a custom label - Each piece comes with its own organic cotton bag for safe-keeping
Please refer to Product Care page for advice on washing (this also will be included with the purchase
As with all scarves, I dive into the nature and local legends around me for inspiration, allowing them to govern the patterns and colourways as I weave. Inspired by Tide, Tor and Folklore
