Sedge Harvest Wool Wrap
Sedge Harvest Wool Wrap
Sedge Harvest Wool Wrap
Sedge Harvest Wool Wrap
Sedge Harvest Wool Wrap
Sedge Harvest Wool Wrap

Sedge Harvest Wool Wrap

Regular price $ 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. 

Inspired by springtime, this scarf features a calming combination of peach and misty lavender. Sunny blocks of lemon and chartreuse add vibrant pops, while subtly intricate areas are detailed in bright red.

Crafted in fine wool, the Sedge double cloth wrap features a rhythmic arrangement of geometric squares and rectangles. The scarf subtly incorporates a 'horizon line' detail inspired by the geometry in Fred Ingrams' square paintings, evoking the flat landscapes that consistently influence his work. Vibrant hues contrast with blocks of more subdued tones, creating a captivating interplay that reflects Ingrams' distinctive approach to color and form.

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

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