W O O L G A T H E R

Woolgather is a 16th-century word originating from England’s shepherding history. As sheep were moved across the land, their wool would become snagged on thorns and fences; "woolgathering" was the act of collecting these prized, soft fibers. A humble, solitary labour. 

Over time, the term took on a new meaning: a woolgatherer became someone who would meander and daydream, led only by their curiosity. 

Our work draws from these traditions.



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