A handwoven deflected doubleweave merino snood in red, orange, pale blue and white - reversible pattern woven by Emma Baker in Salisbury

This merino snood is woven by Emma Baker on an 8-shaft floor loom in Salisbury, Wiltshire using an 8 shaft mosaic patterned weave. The colour palette of deep red, orange against a background of pale blue and white creates an accessory with bold impact.

What deflected doubleweave produces on this snood

Deflected doubleweave is a complex weave structure built on 8 shafts. The loom builds two fabric layers simultaneously, with the weft threads deflected between the layers in a controlled pattern. The result is a fabric that has a different colour arrangement on each face.  The snood can be worn with either face showing - two distinct looks from one accessory.

What makes this snood special

• Handwoven by Emma Baker in Salisbury, Wiltshire on an 8-shaft floor loom - member of the Artful Collective and Wessex Guild of Craftsmen

• Deflected doubleweave structure - complex 8-shaft technique, reversible two-sided fabric

• Fine merino lambswool - lightweight, naturally warm and soft against the skin

• Reversible - wear either face on the outside for two different looks

• Bright colours of deep red and orange

• One of a kind - each snood is individually woven and hand-finished

• Presented in a gold-embossed Emma Baker gift box

Dimensions

31cm wide × 74cm circumference.