Baby Accessories

Little girls' heritage dresses knitted with woad-dyed yarn.

Cushions made with woad-dyed fabric to enhance our beautiful range of throws.

Woad dyed bags, purses and shoppers

Woad production and dyeing workshops, where you will dye a scarf to take home at the end of the day.

Individually styled for Woad-inc, a variety of jumpers and jackets.

Madder Essence

Modelling Beeswax, Colouring Pencils, Crayons and Body Paints

Various styles made with natural fibres, including alpaca, lambswool, bamboo and mohair mixes. Made with natural, undyed yarn and woad-dyed yarn.

Woad flowers in the second year and produces a yellow flower, followed purple/black seed pods. Inside each seed pod are two tiny little seeds, which we cold press to extract the oil. This oil is very high in essential fatty acids and we use it in a range of toiletries: soap, handwash and shower gel.

Dyers Weld (Reseda Luteola) has been known since antiquity as the most widely used plant for yellow dyeing. It produces different shades, depending on the mordant used.

'Indigo - A World of Blue' DVD and 'The History of Woad and the Medieval Woad Vat' booklet

A beautiful selection of shibori silk, knitted and woven scarves and knitted shawl in natural colours from Alpaca feece with woad-dyed yarn.

British woad produced in the heart of Boudicca's Iceni countryside. Under independent tests, our woad powder was found to have a much higher purity than others tested.

Silky soft and super absorbent 70% bamboo 30% cotton mix. Three times as absorbent as cotton, the bamboo fibre is amazingly soft and hard wearing. Very eco-friendly, it is reported to have anti-bacterial and anti-fungal properties and is 100% biodegradable.

Natural fibre, weaving and knitting yarns dyed with woad pigment.