SALAD BOWL - indigo girl valentine New to our Range

New to our Range

Set of 2 mugs to be added to the 4 Mug Holder - at full stretch (XMGH-ATFS)

She was so inspired by the depth of colour and the way West African women rubbed it into their hair and skin and painted their bodies with it

this tiny iridescent bird feasts on the sugary nectar

SALAD BOWL - indigo girl valentine New to our RangeOn a trip to Morocco a few years ago, Carrol Boyes came across the Tuareg people, a nomadic tribe of North West Africa. She noticed how much they prized the deep blueish purple cloth they wore and discovered that the dye, called indigo, came from the tiny leaves of small indigenous parasitic shrubs and was considered extremely valuable, even taking the place of local currencies, including the American dollar. She was so inspired by the depth of colour