Naturally Dyed Gift Wrapping Cloth: Ivy

... this rich and precious gift.

Much Ado About Nothing

Organic cotton and bamboo muslin cloth featuring a hand-drawn design and Shakespeare quote, and naturally dyed with ivy from the banks of Shakespeare's Avon and the woods and hedgerows of Warwickshire.  Our gift wrapping cloth is a creative and eco-friendly way to wrap gifts, inspired by the Japanese art of Furoshiki. This unique cloth can be reused for wrapping, or as a napkin or decorative cloth, thus becoming a part of the gift itself, and is a sustainable and beautiful alternative to wasteful wrapping paper.  Our wrapping cloth is the perfect size for wrapping a hardback book, couple of paperbacks or box shaped object. Full instructions are found inside.

Our cotton is ethically grown and woven, and sewn by a women's co-operative in Kerala, India.

. the female ivy, so

Enrings the bark fingers of the elm.

A Midsummer Night's Dream

The leaves of ivy yield soft, subtle shades of pale green and yellow.

Led by nature

Our naturally dyed items are produced in small batches, and the journey from plant to finished fabric is both attentive and unhurried. As the seasons turn we will be releasing limited drops of these unique products. 

Using natural dyes made from leaves, bark, berries and flowers, each product in our Dyer's Hand collection offers beautiful soft tones and shades, with unique variations in colour, character and depth, creating a one-of-a-kind piece.  It is important to note that naturally dyed results will never be uniform, and occasionally the colour from the dye may settle in different areas of the fabric. We like to think that the colour of the finished cloth reflects the ever-changing seasons and nuances of nature. 

Size: 60 x 60 cm

Care Instructions

Wash at 30ºC using a natural eco detergent without optical brighteners or bleaching agents. Our naturally dyed products have been test washed up to 10 washes with no visible fading, but the colours may be subject to fading over longer periods of time. Line dry.

Designed and created in Stratford-upon-Avon