Heather Paperweight Tweed They are most visible in

They are most visible in spring

they have created these Embroidered Napkin Rings featuring a Flying Stag – a beloved symbol of the Fife Arms

The hot water bottle is back in fashion – as a more sustainable way of keeping cosy than turning up the heating

The subjects are carved in clay before being cast in plaster

Heather Paperweight Tweed They are most visible inA handmade paperweight with heather encapsulated in a resin shell. Preserved perfectly and permanently. Heather is a defining feature of the Cairngorms National Park, covering vast expanses of moorland and peatland in shades of purple and pink, particularly in late summer. It acts as a vital habitat for local wildlife and is synonymous with the Highland landscape. The flowers and seedheads within these paperweights are grown naturally on mountains or