Gift the gift of creativity this Christmas with one of The Fabled Thread’s beautiful embroidery kits.
Made from durable canvas in bold orange and burgundy tones, a generous size with multiple exterior pockets and reinforced handles for comfortable carrying, the Ary weekend bag was designed with the stylish — but serious— gardener in mind.
Extra layers are also welcome when temperatures drops — and this soft lambswool blanket will look right in any home.
Keep houseplants happy with these hand-blown globes, available in a range of colours and sizes. They can gently drip-feed water for up to ten days.
This tagine is handcrafted and hand-painted in hues of terracotta, blue and golden yellow. It's so beautiful, the recipient might not want to serve anything in it.
This octagonal cloche is based on a rare antique cloche shape, and has not been produced since the Victorian era.
These candles are hand-painted by founder, Louise, in her small London studio.
If you only buy one watering can, make it Haws (your green-fingered family member will thank you).
Roll up, roll up, it’s time to pop the Champagne! These ice buckets are made with buffalo bone — a by-product of the meat industry — which absorbs colour in varying ways, creating beautiful tonal variations. No two are the same.
Support a small business and vegetable grower friends with these charming, and entirely useful, ceramic markers.
Casa Celva’s bold, handblown glasses are cleverly shaped to fit comfortably in any hand.
Beautifully fragrant and wonderfully nourishing, C. Atherley’s hand oil, made with extracts of ginger root and glasswort, will leave skin revitalised and the mind calm after an afternoon of gardening.
Add a little sweetness to somebody’s tea time with the illustrative and adventurous fine china sugar bowl from Kit Kemp’s Wedgewood collaboration.
The Minnie-Mae spoon rests are carved by hand, practical and fun to look at. The sort of present nobody knew they needed until presented with one.
Made out of hard-wearing cotton twill, the jacket has deep and lined pockets to hold tools, has slightly cropped sleeves to ensure your hands are free, and a slightly longer cut at the back to protect your modesty when you bend over.
These plates were designed by creative director Cordelia de Castellane who was inspired by a passage in Christian Dior’s memoir: ‘A small, bustling beehive, that’s what my house [the atelier at 30, Avenue Montaigne] was when I presented my first collection.'
Pomegranates are a symbol of abundance and prosperity — which is what we would all like going into 2026.
The Oak and Rope Company created this seed tray ahead of their first season at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show earlier this year (us too!).
Thrown and painted in her Norfolk studio, Emily Mitchell’s ceramics are both pared back and charismatic. The tulipiere will delight anyone who wants to display flowers, from their own cutting garden or elsewhere
