£110.00 – £208.50
50% Organic combed cotton, 50% merino lambswool, 320 gsm
Backordered items are made to order and are usually ready to send to you in around 2 weeks, but during the coronavirus lockdown, this may take longer.
Size 6 - £171.50
50% Organic combed cotton, 50% merino lambswool, 320 gsm
Our limited edition Greystoke Pink Moon Winter Hill woven wrap features our Winter Hill design with a weft of fluffy multi-tonal grey lambswool across our delicate pink to lilac Pink Moon warp. This version of Winter Hill has more minimalist pylons on the skyline.
This is a heavier weight alchemy weave wrap that has wonderful blankety texture, the wool giving great support and cushioning with a pleasant amount of bounce. This wrap will become beautifully soft and floppy with use and is great from smaller baby all the way through to preschooler.
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Our limited edition wraps are made from cloth that is woven in Lancashire, England from ethically sourced yarns, and our wraps are sewn by hand here too!
Backordered items are made to order and are usually ready to send to you in around 2 weeks, but during the coronavirus lockdown, this may take longer.
Firespiral is the creation of Tamsin and Jen. We are passionate about woven wraps and had a shared dream to one day have our own designs woven. We live in an area with a wonderful weaving heritage and have been lucky enough to work with a very skillful weaving company capable of weaving something really special. Our designs are inspired by the universal patterns in nature that stray into both science and myth; the magical way in which we are connected to the world and its rhythms. We live at the edge of the west pennine moors, surrounded by stone circles, local legend and the wild beauty of the hillside, with the shadows of the cotton mills in the valley below. We feel a real sense of belonging to the ancient landscape and it is from this wonderful place that our inspiration takes shape. Some of our designs are an exploration of naturally occurring pattern, and some could be more accurately described as 'story cloths'. We both have creative backgrounds, Tamsin from an architectural viewpoint and bringing her experience of transforming wraps under the guise of violet chameleon, Jen as an artist and art psychotherapist. We want our woven wraps to be both artistically beautiful and take on deeper personal meanings for their wearers.
