30/05/2026
I’ve been quiet on here lately, and to be honest, it's because I felt like I was creating just to suit an Instagram algorithm. But that isn't me.
True creativity doesn't happen behind a screen. It happens when I step outside into the things I love—the rugged Irish landscape, the whispers of old myths, and the energy of ancient monuments like Legananny Dolmen. This is my office.
And when the evening sunset hits these stones, I don't mind working late because I am fueled by genuine inspiration, not a digital timeline.
5,000 years ago, the people who raised these stones relied on raw materials, patient hands, and simple hand tools. Millennia later, the core of my craft remains unchanged. I use the same fundamental leatherworking tools, blades, awls, and needles that have shaped raw hide since ancient times.
This collar is the first glimpse into a few recent makes, born from stepping back from the noise to share a genuine piece of Irish and Scottish heritage with fellow dog enthusiasts.
Tartan : Soft pink and blue Harris Tweed®, handwoven on traditional looms in the Outer Hebrides.
Dark Brown Leather: Thick, supple, and cut with hand tools unchanged by time.
Solid Brass Buckles: High-strength hardware catching the last rays of golden light.
Sighthound Fit: Tailored broad to perfectly suit the noble necks of greyhounds, whippets, wolfhounds, and deerhounds.
A tribute to old legends, crafted the way things used to be.
I'm feeling really inspired at the minute, and I want to bring you along for the journey.
Which Irish or Scottish myths, legends, or ancient deities do you think I should look to next for design inspiration?
Drop your favourites in the comments below! 👇
✨Thank you for being here and supporting authentic, slow craftsmanship.
