Ortensia Gulf Wool & Mohair Wrap
Ortensia Gulf Wool & Mohair Wrap
Ortensia Gulf Wool & Mohair Wrap
Ortensia Gulf Wool & Mohair Wrap
Ortensia Gulf Wool & Mohair Wrap
Ortensia Gulf Wool & Mohair Wrap
Ortensia Gulf Wool & Mohair Wrap
Ortensia Gulf Wool & Mohair Wrap

Ortensia Gulf Wool & Mohair Wrap

$ 239.00
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By Harriet Wallace-Jones and Emma Sewell 

London, UK 

Wallace Sewell is a UK-Based, British design studio, established by Harriet Wallace-Jones and Emma Sewell. Working from London and Dorset, this progressive studio pioneers excellence and originality within their woven products. Wallace Sewell uses solely natural fibers in their scarves, throws and cushions. 

Turquoise, amber and sage are complimented by subtle pops of lilac and aubergine. Blue, and deep purple playfully intertwine in the highly textured border.

The Ortensia Wrap is woven in fine lambswool with a soft mohair border, combining textured stripes, checks, and grids. Subtle woven patterns in interchanging colors add depth, finished with tassels.

  • 95% merino lambswool, from Australia and South Africa. Dyed and spun in Yorkshire, UK
  • 5% mohair, from South Africa. Spun in South Africa, and dyed in Langholm, Scotland
  • Fabric woven in Lancashire, UK
  • 17" x 81"

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Remsen Silk and Wool Scarf - Terrazzo
Remsen Silk and Wool Scarf - Terrazzo
Remsen Silk and Wool Scarf - Terrazzo
Remsen Silk and Wool Scarf - Terrazzo
Remsen Silk and Wool Scarf - Terrazzo
Remsen Silk and Wool Scarf - Terrazzo
Remsen Silk and Wool Scarf - Terrazzo
Remsen Silk and Wool Scarf - Terrazzo

Remsen Silk and Wool Scarf - Terrazzo

$ 198.00
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By Harriet Wallace-Jones and Emma Sewell 

London, UK 

Wallace Sewell is a UK-Based, British design studio, established by Harriet Wallace-Jones and Emma Sewell. Working from London and Dorset, this progressive studio pioneers excellence and originality within their woven products. Wallace Sewell uses solely natural fibers in their scarves, throws and cushions.  

A neutral colour palette of creams, greys and browns which ground the stripes of intense navy, peach and zingy yellow - reminiscent of terrazzo.

A beautifully soft silk and lambswool woven scarf, showing both warp and weft in bold stripes throughout the body of the scarf, contrasted with a striking border full of delicate stripes of color.

  • 50% Silk / 50% Lambswool
  • Width: 11” x Length: 73”

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Lydecker Klein Wool Wrap
Lydecker Klein Wool Wrap
Lydecker Klein Wool Wrap
Lydecker Klein Wool Wrap
Lydecker Klein Wool Wrap
Lydecker Klein Wool Wrap
Lydecker Klein Wool Wrap
Lydecker Klein Wool Wrap
Lydecker Klein Wool Wrap
Lydecker Klein Wool Wrap
Lydecker Klein Wool Wrap
Lydecker Klein Wool Wrap

Lydecker Klein Wool Wrap

$ 240.00
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By Harriet Wallace-Jones and Emma Sewell 

London, UK 

Wallace Sewell is a UK-Based, British design studio, established by Harriet Wallace-Jones and Emma Sewell. Working from London and Dorset, this progressive studio pioneers excellence and originality within their woven products. Wallace Sewell uses solely natural fibers in their scarves, throws and cushions. 

A glorious emerald green side and a cool lavender blue on the other with a lively mustard border.

A delicate, double sided and elegant fine wool wrap scarf, giving the wearer two designs within one, woven with bold geometric patterning throughout.

  • 100% fine wool, from Australia. Spun in India, and dyed in Langholm, Scotland.
  • Fabric woven in Lancashire, UK
  • 18” x 82”

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Edera Cranberry Lambswool Scarf
Edera Cranberry Lambswool Scarf
Edera Cranberry Lambswool Scarf
Edera Cranberry Lambswool Scarf
Edera Cranberry Lambswool Scarf
Edera Cranberry Lambswool Scarf
Edera Cranberry Lambswool Scarf
Edera Cranberry Lambswool Scarf

Edera Cranberry Lambswool Scarf

$ 95.00
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By Harriet Wallace-Jones and Emma Sewell 

London, UK 

Wallace Sewell is a UK-Based, British design studio, established by Harriet Wallace-Jones and Emma Sewell. Working from London and Dorset, this progressive studio pioneers excellence and originality within their woven products. Wallace Sewell uses solely natural fibers in their scarves, throws and cushions.  

Berry-toned hues characterise the textural stripes in the body of this scarf, with sections of striped zigzags and fine pinstripes in mustard yellows, soft lavender and peach towards each end. 

The Edera scarf is bold, with alternating stripes of geometric zigzags and fine pinstripes, creating an overall dynamic, textured look.

  • 100% merino lambswool, from Australia and South Africa. Dyed and spun in Yorkshire, UK.  
  • Fabric woven in Lancashire, UK
  • 8" x 69"

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Gesner Petrol Wool Wrap
Gesner Petrol Wool Wrap
Gesner Petrol Wool Wrap
Gesner Petrol Wool Wrap
Gesner Petrol Wool Wrap
Gesner Petrol Wool Wrap
Gesner Petrol Wool Wrap
Gesner Petrol Wool Wrap
Gesner Petrol Wool Wrap
Gesner Petrol Wool Wrap
Gesner Petrol Wool Wrap
Gesner Petrol Wool Wrap

Gesner Petrol Wool Wrap

$ 240.00
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By Harriet Wallace-Jones and Emma Sewell 

London, UK 

Wallace Sewell is a UK-Based, British design studio, established by Harriet Wallace-Jones and Emma Sewell. Working from London and Dorset, this progressive studio pioneers excellence and originality within their woven products. Wallace Sewell uses solely natural fibers in their scarves, throws and cushions. 

A deep rich petrol blue toned wrap with highlights of copper and green.

A soft woven fine lambswool and merino lambswool mix, creating a gloriously warm oversized wrap scarf. Areas of texture, pinstripe and crepe weaves intersect with delicate stripes of detail and motif.

  • 50% fine wool, from Australia. Spun in India, and dyed in Langholm, Scotland
  • 50% merino lambswool, from Australia and South Africa. Dyed and spun in Yorkshire, UK
  • Fabric woven in Lancashire, UK
  • 17" x 81"

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