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A large super soft and warm traditional Welsh blanket that is finished with a blanket stitch hem. Traditionally woven in Wales. A Blue and Cream warp in a multi colour check of subtle Burnt Orange.
Approx. size: 225 x 180 cms - [88 x 72 inches]
A large 100% Lambswool throw in pure new wool that is finished with a purled fringe. Traditionally woven in Wales. Available in four solid colours, chosen from our Llangolman block check design Camel, Heather, Iris and Salmon. A beautiful, supersoft, lightweight, large throw or shawl. Perfectly warm and cosy!
Approx. size: 180 x 145 centimetres - [72 x 55 inches]
Embrace your Heritage with a Welsh Tartan Scarf and Keyring.
SCARVES
Woven with luxury, pure new worsted wool. Finished with a fringe.
KEYRINGS
Woven with pure new worsted wool, the same fabric as used for the scarves,
St David is the Patron Saint of Wales and on 1st March each year commemorating the anniversary of his death in 589 AD. St David’s is the smallest UK city with an estimated population of 1,800. Celebrations are not done by half and not just on one day but are usually spread over a two-week period!!
When is St. Davids day? Here in Wales we commemorate the anniversary of Saint Davids death on the 1st of March of each year. St David was the Patron Saint of Wales who died on 1st March 589 AD. However, it wasn’t until the 18th century that St Davids Day became a national day of celebration in Wales.
Here in Wales on the 1st of March we celebrate St David’s Day, which commemorates the anniversary of Saint David's death in 589 AD. Interestingly, a survey made available by CADW suggests that a surprisingly high number of adults in Wales are not familiar why the country celebrates St David’s Day each 1st March
