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A large soft and warm Welsh blanket that is finished with a purled fringe. Traditionally woven in Wales, this is woven as a double weave cloth. This double weave design produces reversible blankets. Available in three colours, Marine Blue Latte, Ruby Mauve and Scarlet.
Scarlet is woven in a section/part of the Caernarfon tapestry design.
Jacob Rare Breed Sheepskin Rugs with its iconic brown spots and patterns. Luxurious sheepskins from Britain's oldest tannery, established over 200 years ago and still using traditional processing techniques. An entirely natural product, the rugs are as soft as a feather, cosy and look beautiful.
Sheepskin rugs also available in natural 'off white' colours
Welsh tapestry purses traditionally hand woven in Wales from 100% pure new wool. Practical and stylish in the iconic Welsh tapestry colours and patterns. This large purse is closed with a strong double clasp. Choose from a variety of colours and metal finishes.
A perfect gift from Wales
Born on 27th October 1914 Dylan was a Welsh poet and writer whose works include the poems, Do not go gentle into that good night, And death shall have no dominion, and Under Milk Wood. Thomas left school to be a junior newspaper reporter and in 1932 he concentrated on his poetry full-time. He became popular in his lifetime and remained so after his death at 39 in New York City.
Aberfan is a former coal mining village near to Merthyr Tydfil. The Aberfan disaster was the catastrophic collapse of a coal tip that engulfed Aberfan and its school. It occurred at 9.13am, 21st October 1966 – the stopped clock image encapsulates that moment in time. No survivors were found after 11.00am that day. 116 children and 28 adults died. Aberfan – remembered and never forgotten...
Built to honour George Washington, the United States' first president, the 555-foot marble obelisk towers over Washington, D.C. The Memorial Monument on the National Mall in Washington opened on October 9th 1888. Halfway up, there is a stone with the inscription; Fy Iaith, Fy Ngwlad, Fy Nghenedl. WALES. Cymry am byth. (My Language, My Country, My People. WALES. The Welsh Forever)
