Sign up for our Wreath Making Workshops with The Collected Garden - Nov 22nd & 23rd
Heated artisanal bread pop-up returns Nov 23rd, 11:00 - 2:00!
Visit the Oldwick shop Wednesday - Saturday, 11:00 - 5:00
Sign up for our Wreath Making Workshops with The Collected Garden - Nov 22nd & 23rd
Heated artisanal bread pop-up returns Nov 23rd, 11:00 - 2:00!
Visit the Oldwick shop Wednesday - Saturday, 11:00 - 5:00
$110.00
Add an earthy, textured element to your dining table with this set of six handwoven rush napkin rings*.
Rush Matters is a heritage craft business started over 30 years ago in England by Felicity Irons. Felicity, who is self-taught, harvests English rush in the same manner as was done in Anglo Saxon times. She is one of the last freshwater rush cutter/weavers in England.
To make their products, English bulrush is harvested from punts on the river Ouse and Nene in Bedfordshire. The rush is wind-dried and sun-bleached, then stored in a 15th century barn where it is eventually handwoven, plaited, coiled and stitched into a wide range of products and floor matting.
2.4" diameter x 1.6" high
* Colors of rush work may vary and will most likely be green to start, but will mellow to golden honey tones as they age.
Woven by hand in England
