by Heather Luke | Jun 20, 2015
Everything Unique – Nothing Wasted ” Sleek vases the colour of sea glass. A coffee table that looks as if it’s made of crushed ice with orange melting shapes within. Extravagant murals. A goblet that feels solid and perfect in your hand. Majestic...
by Heather Luke | Jun 20, 2015
A term that generally covers a long and wide-sleeved, loose fitting style of robe worn by Japanese men and women from all classes of society from the 16th C till today, though now mainly worn for ceremonial occasions and relaxing. The Kimono is a simple construction...
by Heather Luke | Jun 20, 2015
A knee-length garment of wool flannel woven in a myriad of particular plaid designs with clan names and specific colour combinations; the traditional dress of Scottish highlander men, it was adopted in the 19th C as a wider Scottish national symbol. A rich resource...
by Heather Luke | Jun 20, 2015
An alternative spelling of Kelim.
by Heather Luke | Jun 20, 2015
The soft and supple hide of young goats–kidskin gloves are the stuff of legend. Chairs and seats covered in such leather feel luxurious, clean with a wipe, last and look good for a long time–though it is always vulnerable to buckles, rings and belt...
