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Katy Warriner, Artisan at Warriner Leather Shop.
Featured products
Vixen Tor Shoulder Bag, by Warriner Lather
£300.00
LIMITED EDITION British Pasture Leather Designed on the western saddle bags of old Made from British Pasture Leather, traceable hides from regenerative Pasture for Life farms.. this is a deep aubergine colour leather with a 3/4” strap pair with vintage harness buckles. A beautiful and elegant everyday shoulder bag that's simple, yet practical. Made by hand and hand stitched with waxed linen threads for durability. It has an adjustable shoulder strap, so you can wear it on your shoulder or easily lengthen the strap to be worn across your body. The buckles are vintage brass buckles from an old harness To carry your a5 journal, wallet, phone, keys, book or kindle and a few extra daily essentials. The leather is from British Pasture Leather is the first and only producer of leather from the hides of cattle raised on regenerative farms in the UK, certified by Pasture for Life.
Bees & Co
Summer blossom
Honey
£7.00
Harvested from various apiaries in Britain, Summer Blossom’s flavour changes throughout the year providing an insight into the varying taste of honey – the flavour of honey being a true signature of the landscape the bees forage on.
Rawthey Blanket II, Laura's Loom
£175.00 – £195.00
100% wool, sourced from farms in the Yorkshire Dales and Cumbria. With their subtle blushes of colour against a natural undyed brown wool background, these beautiful Rawthey blankets will fit an outside space as comfortably as a bedroom or sitting room. All of the wool in this blanket was sourced directly from farms within a 30 mile radius of Sedbergh where the Rawthey river runs through the town on its way to meet the Lune.
Izzy Lane Sweater
£165.00
Made with the wool of two sheep - which has been scoured, blended, carded, worsted spun and dyed in the West Yorkshire mills. A soft blend of the Izzy Lane rescued flock of Shetlands and Wensleydales and a few odd ones which we saved along the way.
Honey
Wool
