Patchwork Scarf No.08. Indigo Blues. Triangle.Deep indigo blues including pieces of antique hand loomed Japanese cloth fabrics with their own history, cut into a long triangle that falls in tails at the front. Built from a mix of hand loomed cottons (sourced from The Cloth House and Merchant & Mills) and rare antique indigo dyed Japanese fabric, kept for the right piece. Fell seamed throughout, six hours to a full day at the machine. One of one. Once sold, made to order with a three week lead

weighty cotton poplin sourced from Merchant & Mills

saved from a local Mexican restaurants food waste

and enduring style

From the bold blanket stitching and thought-out patchwork placement to the hand sewn buttons on every product – each bolster embodies a legacy of textile craftsmanship unique to us both

Dyed: 5 weeks

Diameter: 83 cm

structured dress with a square neckline and gentle gathering through the body

Inspired by Brancusi’s Sculpture for the Blind (c

offering structure without stiffness

Natural un-dyed 12oz hemp

Naturally dyed (avocado skins

made with care and precision