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Our Welsh tapestry Collection is named ‘Hiraeth’ and nothing says Hiraeth more than an iconic Welsh tapestry blanket, baby blanket, throw or cushion. Hiraeth is a Welsh concept of longing for home, which can be loosely translated as 'homesickness'. Many claim 'hiraeth' is a word which cannot be translated, meaning more than solely "missing home."
Our Dinefwr tapestry, one of the most popular Welsh tapestry blankets, is going back on the loom! Dinefwr castle has amazing views of the Tywi valley from its hilltop location. We last visited on a rainy overcast day in Autumn hence the greys for the stone and skies with a touch of nutmeg for the fallow deer! Orders are being taken please email.
New product launch. Named Harlech, a new Welsh tapestry blanket, designed by and exclusive to FelinFach. Our Welsh tapestry Collection is named ‘Hiraeth’ and nothing says Hiraeth more than an iconic Welsh tapestry blanket, throw or cushion. A stunning addition to any home, traditional or contemporary. Using pure new wool on a 1930's Dobbcross loom, each step to produce the tapestry is by hand on traditional looms, using the skills and processes of yesteryear
Our Welsh tapestry Collection is named ‘Hiraeth’ and nothing says Hiraeth more than an iconic Welsh tapestry blanket. Hiraeth is a Welsh concept of longing for home or 'homesickness'. This Collection remains one of our customers favourites.
A new collection of iconic Welsh tapestry including Baby blankets, Throw to King sizes and matching cushions. Pure NEW wool, handmade in limited numbers and woven on traditional looms in Wales
Wales is famous for its Welsh wool industry and its blankets and throws and in particular, the iconic Welsh tapestry blankets from its early history to modern times. They are showcased in the National Wool Museum of Wales in the Teifi Valley. The museum is a National Heritage Site.
Our Welsh tapestry range is named ‘Hiraeth’ and maybe nothing says Hiraeth more than an iconic Welsh tapestry blanket. A stunning addition to any home, traditional or contemporary. They are great for a cwtch - everybody can cuddle but only the Welsh know how to cwtch :)
