Handcrafted Textile Wall Art - Samla Home - Shoreline – V

£365.00

Part of the Shoreline series inspired by organic shapes of sea glass gathered along the Northumberland coastline. Shapes duplicated and intertwined to evoke the feeling of the shoreline and its wash of treasures. A tonal palette of contrasting weights and textures, each manipulated and shaped by hand making each piece unique and giving a richly tactile raw edge finish. Layered and handsewn with a three dimensional quality onto a neutral linen base. Presented in a UK made, solid wood float frame finished in Edward Bulmer natural paint.

100% Linen fabrics with organic cotton thread.

Solid Wood FSC float frame finished in Edward Bulmer ‘Tawny’

Dimensions including frame 33cm x 33cm x 3.5cm

Inspired by wild treasures gathered in moments of slow living Shoreline V draws its inspiration from the rugged and tumbled shapes of sea glass gathered along the Bamburgh coastline in 2024.

Each piece celebrates natural materials in a considered palette of quietly grounding colours. Layered with warmth and texture, connecting nature with home.

One of six initial artworks in the Shoreline collection, September 2026.

Part of the Shoreline series inspired by organic shapes of sea glass gathered along the Northumberland coastline. Shapes duplicated and intertwined to evoke the feeling of the shoreline and its wash of treasures. A tonal palette of contrasting weights and textures, each manipulated and shaped by hand making each piece unique and giving a richly tactile raw edge finish. Layered and handsewn with a three dimensional quality onto a neutral linen base. Presented in a UK made, solid wood float frame finished in Edward Bulmer natural paint.

100% Linen fabrics with organic cotton thread.

Solid Wood FSC float frame finished in Edward Bulmer ‘Tawny’

Dimensions including frame 33cm x 33cm x 3.5cm

Inspired by wild treasures gathered in moments of slow living Shoreline V draws its inspiration from the rugged and tumbled shapes of sea glass gathered along the Bamburgh coastline in 2024.

Each piece celebrates natural materials in a considered palette of quietly grounding colours. Layered with warmth and texture, connecting nature with home.

One of six initial artworks in the Shoreline collection, September 2026.