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Enfys is one our old favourite Welsh Blankets and is now back in stock in a wide variety of colours. Enfys, meaning rainbow in Welsh, is a good sized multi colour 100% Welsh wool blanket. The throw has a multi colour warp and a solid weft creating a lovely stripe effect and finished with a purled fringe.
Mrs D. Verified Buyer 5 star rating 27/03/19 I am delighted with the blanket that I recently purchased (in the dark red colour). It is lovely quality made from smooth, soft yarn and is exactly as it looked in the image on your website. I also think that it is excellent value for money
Caroline B.Verified Buyer 5 star rating 18/12/18 Beautifully soft and gorgeous colour.
Penny L.Verified Buyer 5 star rating 13/12/18 Throw is just as I was expecting or even more lovely, from you, as your website had described "who you are". Thank you. My Welsh friend is going to be so thrilled on Christmas Day!
Caroline F.Verified Buyer 5 star rating 06/09/18 The throw is absolutely beautiful - couldn't be more delighted with it.
Owain Glyndŵr Day, 16th September, commemorates the last native Welshman to hold the title Prince of Wales. Today, he is a figure of mass culture in Wales, with statues, flags and monuments alongside pubs and street names remembering him. He is possibly one of the greatest Welshmen of all time if not the greatest. His name is still remembered and revered today.
Be part of the worldwide celebrations for Roald Dahl's Day on Monday 13th September 2021. Dahl’s story began in 1916 in when he was born at Villa Marie, Fairwater Road, Llandaff, Cardiff, Wales, a house name was named after the first wife. In 1918 his father, Harald, purchased a much grander property, Ty Mynydd (Mountain House in Welsh), a large farm of 150 acres in Radyr, near Cardiff.
Welsh rabbit (original spelling) or Welsh rarebit is a traditional but famous Welsh dish. Basically, it’s combination of hot melted cheese on toast which is a winning combination on any day. The first and most important thing to understand is that rarebit is not a word that is used in any other context. It only exists next to the word Welsh when referring to the dish Welsh rarebit
