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Bere Berry 90g
New for Winter, Bere Berry is a pale green soap flecked with bere husks. It has a warming fragrance of frankincense, cinnamon and a dash of amber.
Bere is an ancient form of barley grown in Orkney and milled at the Barony Mill which is the only working water mill in Orkney
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£37.00
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Bird’s Nest Felted Bowl
Felted and needle-felted small woollen bird's nest-shaped bowl. Made with hand-spun and hand-dyed yarns created from North Ronldsay (Orkney seaweed-eating sheeps' wool.
Lichen-greens.
Diameter: 12cm
Depth: 12cm
Weight: 100g.
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£40.00
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Blue Felted Bowl
Varying shades of blue and a band of of brown/terracotta-coloured handspun wool & silk yarn. Needle felted bowl created from hand-spun, hand-dyed yarns.
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£22.40
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Blue Tide – Scarf
Super soft and cosy. Hand-knitted using hand-spun North Ronaldsay yarn and commercial yarn.
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£20.00
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Cable Shoulder Bag – Knitted/Felted
This cute knitted and felted shoulder bag is perfect for an evening out. It's compact size is enough to hold your essential must-haves. Stylishly embellished with a knitted cable pattern through the centre and a beautiful hand-crafted sheep's horn button.
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Coal Tar Soap 80g
A mellow-yellow butterscotch-coloured soap with a tangy Coal Tar fragrance.
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Coco Char Detox Soap 70g
The super adsorbent properties of activated charcoal in this soap make it an ideal ingredient to help cleanse the skin and gently remove toxins and oils, leaving the skin feeling smooth and detoxified without the use of any chemicals.
The clay in this soap is called Bentonite Clay. It comes from naturally occurring volcanic ash sediments, and contains over 70 trace Minerals. It is reputed to be one of the most effective and powerful healing clays.
How to Use
Add warm water to the soap and rub it well until you have a rich lather. Wash your skin with the lather before rinsing your face with cool water to close the pores. This soap can be used for the face and body.
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Coco Char Detox Soap 80g
The super adsorbent properties of activated charcoal in this soap make it an ideal ingredient to help cleanse the skin and gently remove toxins and oils, leaving the skin feeling smooth and detoxified without the use of any chemicals.
The clay in this soap is called Bentonite Clay. It comes from naturally occurring volcanic ash sediments, and contains over 70 trace Minerals. It is reputed to be one of the most effective and powerful healing clays.
How to Use
Add warm water to the soap and rub it well until you have a rich lather. Wash your skin with the lather before rinsing your face with cool water to close the pores. This soap can be used for the face and body.
Cotton Soap Saver Bag
Soap Saver Bags are non-bleached, bio eco-cotton bags. They can be very useful for all those end pieces of your favourite soaps. Just pop your bits (or a fresh bar) inside the bag, pull the drawstring, wet the bag and you'll be able to gently scrub while the bag and soap work together to produce a pleasing lather. This handy-sized bag won't slip out of your hand, so no more chasing soap around the shower. When you're finished, just wring the bag & hang it up to dry on the shower or the tap. It's re-useable and machine washable.
Curly Shrug
This shrug or hap - to use a Shetland term - is made from hand-spun yarns. These are Wensleydale locks from fleeces of sheep on the neighbouring island of Sanday, yarn spun from the Orkney seaweed-eating North Ronaldsay sheeps' fleeces and Alpaca blended with black bamboo. Extra fine merino, cashmere, polyamide.
Hand-knitted on large needles to show the curls to best advantage.
Natural colours: variations of browns, white, grey.
Weight: 308g
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£200.00
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Ebb Tide Wallhanging
In this piece I was searching to replicate the richness of my maritime palette. What I ended up with was a window or a mirror from which emerges a wave in its border because the sea, like the knitted stitches and the felting of the wool, know only their own boundaries. A deeply colourful and tactile hanging that speaks of movement.