Soft launching. More makers all summer.Soft launching with our founding makers. More arriving through the summer.
Soft launching. More makers all summer.Soft launching with our founding makers. More arriving through the summer.
This is a QA test piece, not a real listing. Please do not buy it unless you are Rosie. A small harvest basket woven by hand from English willow, with a bentwood handle and a generous bowl that sits comfortably on a kitchen table. Each rod is soaked, stripped and woven while green, then left to dry tight over a fortnight. The weave follows the old North Country pattern passed down through three generations. It is lined here with a linen cloth for the photograph; the cloth is not included. Use it for bread, eggs, foraging or letters. It only gets better with age and handling, taking on a deep nut-brown polish over the years.
This is a QA test piece, not a real listing. Please do not buy it unless you are Rosie. A small harvest basket woven by hand from English willow, with a bentwood handle and a generous bowl that sits comfortably on a kitchen table. Each rod is soaked, stripped and woven while green, then left to dry tight over a fortnight. The weave follows the old North Country pattern passed down through three generations. It is lined here with a linen cloth for the photograph; the cloth is not included. Use it for bread, eggs, foraging or letters. It only gets better with age and handling, taking on a deep nut-brown polish over the years.
Clara Hartley throws slipware on a kick wheel in a converted stable outside Whitby, trailing white slip over local red earthenware the way her grandmother taught her. This is a QA test shop run by The Haud team.
