These tea towels with imagery of Bristol cranes are so unusual and striking, this unexpected mix works really well and could add a sophisticated edge to any kitchen.
Arctic Circles is run by Amy Kimber, who is a small scale designer based in Bristol, who loves snow, and reularly travels northwards to Scandinavia, a destination that inspires a lot of her work. A lot of Amy's work is exhibited and sold at the "Here Gallery" in Bristol, where she has recently had a gocco show with print makers from all over the world. The Here Gallery have just released a gocco print box set entitled "Even Dwarves Start Small". Click on the link and check it out!
You can find prints and lots more on the Arctic Circles website, including, vintage jewellery, stationary, scraflettes, brooches and more! You can buy internationally on the website http://www.arcticcircles.co.uk/
‘Bottle Treasure’ necklace is an eclectic collection of beads and glass pearls, that complement the small treasure bottle pendant, filled with semi-precious gem chips. Red, patterned glass hearts are combined with smaller glass hearts, featuring flower detail, in red, pink and white. Grey Czech glass pearls, long red glass cylinders and hanging bronze glass bee nest beads (also featuring small flower detail) are allowed to stand out by being surrounded by simple red seed beads. The necklace is fastened with a medium sized, smooth black button clasp. The necklace’s rich colour scheme ensures that the whole piece is as attractive as the stunning and unusual necklace.
The dolls are all handmade from original designs and patterns using good quality new and recycled materials. Choose between lavender or polyester filling. Due to import/export regulations, lavender cannot be sent from the UK to destinations outside Europe. However, dolls with polyester filling love to travel and can be shipped anywhere in the world!
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