Checkerboard Wool Throw in Charcoal and Ecru with the orange of the

with the orange of the larger flower providing a striking contrast between the blue colouring of the window and the warmer tones

Ideal for many uses

This medium Victorian-era stoneware ink pot has an interesting speckled finish and brown colour which comes from its salt glaze

There may be signs of wear and imperfections as this is an antique item but we think this adds to its character and charm

The ‘Talo’ wall hanging by Pomsi is handwoven with linen

Checkerboard Wool Throw in Charcoal and Ecru with the orange of theThese luxurious wool throws, designed by textile artist Hannah Robson, are made in small batches in West Yorkshire. With every step of the process happening locally, from the design, spinning of the yarn to weaving and finishing at a Yorkshire mill. The checkerboard design has a jacquard weave, created on jacquard punch card looms with subtle stripes running through that gradiate from charcoal to ecru across the weft, revealing a graditation from