Neon Kerchief Howth traditionally hand-dyed mohair yarns to

traditionally hand-dyed mohair yarns to produce this beautiful collection

Saucer: width: 12

Cultures and cuisines have many differences

The tangerine coloured glass at the bottom not only adds a pop of fun but also keeps the carafe steady and balanced

These earrings are named after Irish surfer and social ecologist Easkey Britton

Neon Kerchief Howth traditionally hand-dyed mohair yarns toDesigned in Leitrim, hand dyed in studio, and knit in Dublin by Marian, the Gorse Flower Kerchief is a small, luminous piece shaped by place and process. The yarn begins as a mohair tweed wool, traditionally spun by Donegal Yarns. Each piece is then hand dyed in studio, building a vivid yellow drawn from the brightness of gorse in bloom, that unmistakable colour that cuts through hedgerows and hillsides across the West. Knit by Marian using a tuck