1,200 Years, One Thread at a Time.
The Kells pattern is not printed onto this duvet cover. It's woven into it, thread by thread, on a jacquard loom in Northern Ireland. The motifs that survived the medieval age, now on your bed.
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The Book of Kells Took Monks 30 Years To Complete
Kells in Natural
The Quieter Version of It
The same jacquard weave, the same Book of Kells pattern, finished in oyster linen. It shifts in the light and softens with every wash. Made once, kept forever.
The Details Nobody Had To Get Right. We Did Anyway
Woven in Northern Ireland. Finished By Hand.
Every sheet is woven on a jacquard loom in Northern Ireland by veteran weavers.
Fergusons Irish Linen and Paul Costelloe. Two names, one collection, zero shortcuts
Flax Pickers Harvested By Hand. We Wove Their Story Into Wool.
Before there is linen, someone has to pick the flax. This throw puts that moment into the weave itself, a jacquard illustration of the people behind the fabric, woven in pure wool in Northern Ireland.
Made To Be Used Every Day For The Next 20 Years
A Wool Throw That Outlasts The Sofa
Woven in Northern Ireland by weavers with decades of experience, the Paul Costelloe throws are made from pure wool and designed to be used every day. They get softer with time and never lose their shape.
8 Hours, 400 Years
The Kells pillowcase is woven in pure linen (a 400 year old craft) with the Book of Kells pattern built into every thread. Hypoallergenic, and temperature regulating, making your 8 hours of sleep something to love