Mother's Day: Handwoven scarves & other gifts made in East Dulwich!

By tafipiri
February 29, 2016 in For Sale & Items Offered

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tafipiri

Posted February 29, 2016

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Posted February 29, 2016

Hello, I just want to offer some of my products made locally in East Dulwich. I use an artisanal loom to weave scarves and shawls and also have on offer some hand-embroidered handbags (which are also handmade by me!) and fleece scarves.

I use high-quality yarns (including e.g. alpaca and Merino, some of which are especially sourced from rural ooperatives in South America.

Here is a link where you can check out my work: https://goo.gl/f89VA1

I'm offering a 10% discount for all local customers until Mother's Day. I normally send purchases by post but if you live locally you can collect in person and also save on the delivery cost!

Here is my online shop where you can find some of my products with full descriptions of materials an dimensions (but there are more items at the other link above) https://www.etsy.com/shop/tafipiri

Thanks for looking

Valeria

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