Rapids Arapawa Scarf - natural Susan Haywood Smith

Rapids Arapawa Scarf - natural Susan Haywood SmithThe lace stitch pattern of this scarf takes its inspiration from river rapids, with water changing from smooth and swift to rough and chaotic. Made from Otago Polwarth wool and a uniquely New Zealand wild breed of ancient Merino wool called Arapawa. It has been processed without superwash treatments to preserve the character of these unique fibres. Hand wash with care. 2360mm L x 170mm W This Arapawa blend scarf can be wrapped once or twice around the

dream like cloud pink lines the cup

Rachel Lambert's Taranaki surroundings have played a huge role in inspiring her to create

her aesthetic draws on the delicately flawed beauty of natural forms

have faith in your future and what is to come

rose gold and yellow gold plated Forever pendant

keeping her pieces authentic

Iron rescued from Lake Hāwea NZ

Each edition is slightly different to the next due to the hand pulling of the ink over the screen

Clematis Paniculata (in Te Reo

smoothie or your favourite tipple

Designed by Ali Davies

and aromatic woods evokes the ambiance of an old apothecary