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If you’re celebrating your 7th wedding anniversary and are looking for a gift, copper and woollen items are the traditional gifts with desk stationery sets a more modern option.
At FelinFach, we have a range of woollen goods from the iconic Welsh tapestry blankets, throws and cushions to more modern designed throws, scarves and cushions, all in pure new wool. We also have a range of hand dyed yarn, lovingly handmade with natural botanical plant-based dyes
If you would like to personalise your gift in any way, for example the date, date with names, please email to office [at] FelinFach [dot] com and outline your thoughts. We can then discuss your ideas and see what can be done to meet your requirements. Please remember, any personalisation will require time as each item will be handmade and unique.
Natural Traditional Handmade - The beauty and uniqueness of handmade wool products - traditionally hand woven Welsh blankets and throws, the iconic Welsh tapestry blankets, scarves and hand dyed yarn with natural dyes
Our company, FelinFach Natural Textiles is located in the heart of the Preseli area of Pembrokeshire near to Boncath. We design Welsh blankets and the iconic Welsh Tapestry blankets which are traditionally woven at Welsh mills. We also design and make natural hand dyed yarn, cotton, silk and wool scarves and other handmade products. We are a proud supporter of the Campaign for Wool and Global Welsh.
Last update 28th September 2020
Hiraeth is a Welsh word in everyday use in modern times. It is also one of a few Welsh words that is commonly used in the English language like bach and cwtch. There is no single English word that adequately translates the meaning of the word but it means a deep sense of longing, a yearning for that which has past, a sense of homesickness tinged with grief or sorrow over the lost or departed.
Beaches in Wales are some of the most stunningly beautiful beaches in the world, with hundreds of hidden coves and bays. Despite their beauty, many of these beaches remain relatively inaccessible, little known and rarely visited. From Llanddwyn on Anglesey to Cefn Sidan in Carmarthenshire, there's a beach to suit everybody... and at Llanddwyn is the home to the Patron Saint for Welsh lovers!
