Être habillé de laine, en particulier à même la peau, apporte une chaleur fondamentale naturelle qui favorise le bien-être dans la vie. Vivre dans la chaleur est essentiel pour les êtres humains et est la source invisible primordiale à partir de laquelle la vie est créée. Le processus de chaleur tisse invisible en nous en maintenant nos corps. Avec la chaleur, nous devenons plus humains.
Where reflection and comfort weave together in daily life.
As the harvest season comes to a close and the light softens, the days grow shorter and the rhythm of life turns inward. It’s a time for reflection—reviewing what has been sown, tended, and gathered, not only in the garden but in o...
There’s a deep comfort that comes with autumn—the kind that fills our homes and settles in quietly, like the golden light of late afternoon. It’s a season of nourishment, from the foods we prepare to the warmth we wrap ourselves in.
On the farm, the sheep begin to grow their thick coats as the a...
At this time of year, evenings at home hold a quiet magic. The light dims earlier and earlier, the pace slows, and we instinctively reach for comfort and warmth—something to soften the edges of the day. Whether it’s slipping into a pair of warm wool socks, wrapping yourself in a favourite sweater...
In the hush of morning or the calm of evening, the simplest rituals often feel the most nourishing—a steaming cup of tea, the turning of a page in a favourite book, the soft sound of rain against the window. What is most essential to me in these moments is that I am warm enough to think and move ...
Early mornings carry a rhythm all their own. The world is hushed, light breaks slowly across the horizon, and the day hasn’t yet asked too much of us. In this pause, how we begin matters—both for children and adults alike.
Wool base layers are a gentle companion for these early starts. Next-to...
My boiled wool outerwear is a breeze to put on, which I love because I can’t wait to get outside and play. With a quick zip, I’m ready to go, and the best part is I can do it myself! This week I even learned how to start the zipper on my jacket all on my own.
The trousers fit perfectly over my le...