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This includes:
• Luxurious alpaca ponchos, jackets and blankets made in Ecuador— incredibly warm, soft and perfect for cosy festival evenings
• Hand-embroidered coats and jackets crafted by artisan makers from India, featuring rich textures and detailed needlework
• Wool jumpers, cardigans and jackets embroidered with mushroom and natural woodland motifs
• Cotton and wool trousers with subtle fungi and nature-inspired embroidery
• A small selection of flowing garments in natural fabrics that layer beautifully with the warmer pieces.
Beyond my work as a trader, I am studying herbalism and naturopathy, and I am, quite simply, a devoted admirer of the Mushroom Kingdom. I forage (with care and respect), learn identification practices, and study how to prepare tinctures, extracts and balms. Adaptogenic mushrooms are part of my daily life and wellness philosophy. The intelligence of fungal networks — their role in soil health, communication, regeneration — endlessly fascinates me:)
We’re excited to welcome the following incredible contributors to this year’s All Things Fungi Festival.
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