The Machair. South Uist Print Kilt Pins bluebells have been growing in

bluebells have been growing in Orkney gardens for as long as we can remember

Here it is captured in exquisite hand-crafted sterling silver and set with a beautiful amethyst

Christmas Hairy Coo Standing Ornaments

5 cm x 24 cm x 10 cm

These sterling silver Lunar stud earrings feature a textured Lunar cup-mark design

The Machair. South Uist Print Kilt Pins bluebells have been growing inThe Machair. South Uist Print Machair is low lying and fertile grassy and sandy plains, often cultivated or left fallow to be covered in beautiful wild flowers and grasses. The most extensive machair in the Hebrides can be found on the West Coast of the Uists. Print size: 5"x5" or 12"x12" Cath Waters, Scotlands Award Winning Artist. The Isle of Barra is one of the southernmost inhabited islands of the Hebridean chain. Famous for sandy white beaches