Bonny Claith
Bonny Claith is Scots for beautiful cloth. Each year I create a new micro-collection of handwoven scarves, cowls and accessories, using ecological methods of hand-dyeing wool and silk yarn. Every piece tells a multi-layered story of natural materials and traditional skills and, like a live jazz performance, every piece is a unique expression of my distinctive and colourful style.
Cally Booker
Dundee, Scotland
November Rhythms, Anneleen Lindsay PhotographyModel wears a wrap woven in a natural grey yarn with hand-painted warp patterning.
Hand-painted warp, Cally BookerWarp painted with natural dyes before dressing the loom
Weaving in progress, Cally BookerA scarf design which uses a combination of dyed and painted yarn
We are up to our knees in leaves, Anneleen Lindsay PhotographyThis orange-red wool-silk wrap was inspired by the Aural Textiles project and the sound of walking through autumn leaves
La Vie en Rose wrap, Cally BookerA wool-silk wrap inspired by the song 'La Vie en Rose'