…Tweed Hebrides (harristweedhebrides.com), Kenneth Mackenzie Ltd (harristweedbykmk.com) and the Association of Harris Tweed Weavers. Pictured with David and Dave is local loom shed wizard, John Bennie. As they travel south…
Today’s word is ‘clòimh’. ‘Clòimh’ means wool. By law, Harris Tweed® cloth must be made from 100% pure virgin wool. Thanks to weaver Rebecca Hutton for helping us out with…
…a sunny day (like the one photographed here by our own Harris Tweed Authority inspector, Calum Stewart), Eilean Glas looks positively cheerful. However, when its very first keeper, Alexander Reid,…
…a great beast relaxing in the sunshine! And sometimes, a seemingly simple design can hold infinite riches. Maybe it’s time to take a moment to pause. This Harris Tweed® fabric…
…on ice: from the land comes the cloth. Harris Tweed® fabric handwoven for Carloway Mill. See link below for contact details. Photograph of boat on frozen loch by Lewis Mackenzie….
…bring out the daisies as well as the lambs. This Harris Tweed® fabric is handwoven by independent weaver Catherine Amor of Shawbost Weavers. Garyvard lamb | Alison Johnston | encompass…
“Doux, the face of bobbins, 1990.” Photograph by DI MacArthur. Visit our archives https://www.harristweed.org/archive/ Spot a familiar face in any of our archive posts? Get in touch, we’d love to…
“Alister, with a few tweeds. April ’96.” Photograph by DI MacArthur. Visit our archives https://www.harristweed.org/archive/ Spot a familiar face in any of our archive posts? Get in touch, we’d love…
…weft. Dec ’94” Photograph by DI MacArthur. Visit our archives https://www.harristweed.org/archive/ Spot a familiar face in any of our archive posts? Get in touch, we’d love to hear from you!…
“Ian T with his Beams. April ’96” Photograph by DI MacArthur. Visit our archives https://www.harristweed.org/archive/ Spot a familiar face in any of our archive posts? Get in touch, we’d love…