A unique Braid connection, from ancient weaving past mixed with braiding tradition, this ancient Harris Tweed collection explodes with colour, with potentials cascading through the lengths of the Harris Tweed to what they could connect in the future. 

Represent Heritage skill sets kept and used.  Braiding, Weaving, new ways to keep the skills in modern rural and urban settings, to retain skillset. 

It looks like a focused picture of a city in a spiral, travel from one side to the other and out to the cuffs, in colour matched, jump from quarter to quarter, across the bridge of four, to the next city, shining with so similar these are the same, twin pillars shining in the sunlight, glistening with sunlight, patterns symmetrical colours symmetrical, but different so that the same as is shown in the materials.  This is an experiential piece, showing same and similar and same as in different colours. Showing transition to difference through maintenance of same, so that the quarters are found and made and loose ended ready for the vision of the next city to be formed.

That is the bridge.  The match across criteria, that move within a patterned criteria set, maintaining match, and assuming the pattern concept is discovered/discussed then the processes according to patterns in our time ought be commodifying.    

The herringbone forms concept of foundations, in sky or sea or land. In both colour configurations, the configurations change amongst the continued foundations.

Spirals are double via inside and outside of jelly roll and in a single line if you travel the length outside then inside to the end.