Vine Old Rose Wool Cushion, letter M
The art of transformation celtic symbols slightly glazed—fired clay catching the

slightly glazed—fired clay catching the last light of day

the surface of this hand-embroidered cushion reveals a quiet opulence

The surface is alive with subtle irregularity

this beige silk carries a fine tonal stripe

forms a natural barrier

Vine Old Rose Wool Cushion, letter M <br> <i> The art of transformation </i> celtic symbols slightly glazed—fired clay catching theWeaving through trees, walls and stone, the vine traces its path with quiet determination and reminds us that sometimes, life is about leaning in. From humble vine to fine wine, this adaptable individual reminds us that growth often comes through flexibility rather than force. The old rose wool brings a subtle inflection of warmth to the Ogham alphabet in this hand embroidered cushion where structure meets a quiet, enduring softness. In the Ogham