Knit Happenz Scarf
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Saint David's Day inspired scarf features a stylised dragon scale pattern, inspired by the ddraig (red dragon) of Wales.
Did you know:
Into the early 1860s Welsh immigrants settled mostly in Auckland, Wellington, Nelson and, especially, Canterbury. During the gold rushes, however, many Welsh miners lived in Central Otago, and on the West Coast.
Creation Name: Bryndŵr (meaning 'hillside by water', from Bryn "hillside" + dŵr "by water")
Style: Scarf
Length: 180cm
Width: 30cm
Yarn: Wool 4ply
Colour: Blood red
Price: $65
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