Handwoven artisan scarf made from Irish Donegal merino wool. Soft, natural wool gives the woven textile a warm, breathable and substantial feel with a beautifully textured surface. Thanks to the natural properties of merino wool, this handwoven scarf is comfortable to wear throughout autumn, winter and early spring, making it a timeless accessory created in the spirit of slow fashion. The "Peat and Clay" mini-series of three scarves explores the colours and textures of minerals and ceramics. It brings to mind fertile soil and the dense layer of clay beneath it—the same clay that has been used to make ceramics for centuries. The inspiration arrived unexpectedly while I was planting tomatoes in my greenhouse. As I uncovered the compact clay beneath a thin layer of rich topsoil, I began thinking about the remarkable diversity of the world hidden beneath our feet. "Peat and Clay: Algae" adds another layer to that story. Warm rusty browns and earthy clay tones are joined by deep, muted greens reminiscent of algae and lichens, together with soft greys that recall the hidden fungal networks beneath the forest floor. This handwoven textile combines colour and texture to evoke the quiet, living landscape concealed just below the surface of the earth.

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