Bothies, In Miniature, With Sheep.

Made in Fife, out of Harris Tweed.

A bothy is a shelter in the Scottish hills, usually stone, usually cold, and usually the best thing that has happened to anyone caught out in weather. Emily makes them small enough for a shelf, clad in Harris Tweed, complete with sheep, log stores and the occasional highland cow.

And jewellery from the same cloth.

Harris Tweed is woven by hand in the Outer Hebrides under an Act of Parliament, which is a remarkable thing for a fabric to be able to say. Emily cuts it into necklaces and small pieces, so the offcuts of one of the most protected textiles in Britain end up round somebody's neck in Fife.

Cards, journals and small boxes.

Hand-drawn greetings cards, notebooks and jewellery boxes alongside, all in the same register: Highland, small, and made by one person who has clearly enjoyed herself.

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