Label your favourite florals with these long-lasting slate plant markers. Created in England using specially selected heather blue slate from Penrhyn in Wales, the slate plant markers come in a set of five. These are an elegant way to label the plants in your garden, the slate maintains resistance against weather conditions all year round and gives a rustic look to flower beds and plant pots.

Give new seedlings the best introduction with these rustic slate seedling markers. Made in England using specially selected heather blue slate from Penrhyn in Wales, the slate seedling markers come in a set of five. These are ideal for seed lines, small pots and propagators, they are weather-resistant and long-lasting, so they can be used time and time again.

Carefully designed and crafted by a specialist manufacturer exclusively for Highgrove, this small-sized gardening hand fork is built to last a lifetime.

Made in Holland from iron and ash with a leather hanging thong, the steel is burnished, giving it a fine black patina that evokes the tools of the old English garden. The ash handle is shock-resistant, and the forged boron steel is sharp, durable, and incredibly strong.

Pair with the Small Gardening Hand Trowel to complete your garden tool collection.

Carefully designed and crafted by a specialist manufacturer exclusively for Highgrove, this small hand trowel is built to last a lifetime.

Made in Holland from iron and ash with a leather hanging thong, the steel is burnished, giving it a fine black patina that evokes the tools of the old English garden. The ash handle is shock-resistant, and the forged boron steel is sharp, durable, and incredibly strong.

Pair with the Small Gardening Hand Fork to complete your garden tool collection.

Made from a clear glass at the oldest working art glassworks in France, this small tumbler features a raised bee design - known as the symbol of the South of France - to give a three-dimensional effect. The thick, durable glass means that it is both microwave and dishwasher safe and can be used for many dinner parties to come!

Smiling Wolf Botanical is a 0.0% alcohol-free spirit, crafted in the UK to capture the crisp, botanical character of a classic London Dry gin. Distilled with juniper, coriander seed, angelica root, citrus peel and aromatic spices, it is clean, balanced and perfect for alcohol-free G&Ts and cocktails.

Made from 18 different Mediterranean herbs and bitters, this delicious Italian aperitivo is perfect for spritz and negroni. As it's non-alcoholic and contains natural mood-enhancing vitamins, you can sip away from lunchtime until nighttime without feeling the consequences!

Join us for an afternoon of rest, renewal, and gentle movement as we softly transition from summer into autumn.

This wellbeing workshop, carefully curated by Sadie from Cotswold Therapia, invites you to slow down, reconnect with your body, and restore balance through a blend of breathwork, seasonal yoga, mindfulness, and guided meditation. Take part in supportive, body-based practices, release winter's heaviness, and reawaken your energy in a way that feels safe, grounded, and accessible to all.

Please note, this is a half-day workshop. Guests are required to bring their own cushion, blanket, and water bottle. Mats will be provided.

The perfect companion for long walks in the countryside, this elegant set of two handkerchiefs combines practicality with timeless country design. Crafted from 100% cotton, each green handkerchief is beautifully embroidered with classic stag and hare motifs, celebrating rural British heritage.

Soft, durable, and designed for everyday use, each handkerchief measures approximately 34cm wide and is machine washable for lasting convenience. The pair is presented in a smart, eco-friendly gift box from David Aster, making it a thoughtful and refined gift.

Ideal for gifting or personal use, this distinguished set blends quality craftsmanship with classic countryside style.

Participate in an exclusive and immersive experience as we invite you to collaborate with the renowned international willow artist Emma Stothard to craft your enchanting festive stag sculpture. Unleash your creativity in this interactive workshop, where you can construct a magnificent willow stag sculpture, ideal for adorning your home or garden during the holiday season.

Please note, this is a one-day workshop.

Bring elegance and style to your homeware with this large wine glass, featuring a subtle and traditional raised bee design. Practical and stylish, it works perfectly for both formal and informal occasions. This large goblet is made from clear glass at the oldest working art glassworks in France and is both microwave and dishwasher safe.

This large wine glass, made from green glass at the oldest working art glassworks in France, features a raised bee design to give a three-dimensional effect. The goblet shape and quirky bee design makes for a beautiful feature at any dinner party table and pairs well with the rest of our beautiful bee design glassware.

Spend a relaxed, creative day at Highgrove, exploring the art of embroidery inspired by the beauty of the gardens and the surrounding landscape. Led by textile artist Katerina Knight, this one-day workshop offers a thoughtful introduction to stitching with real botanical materials.

Perfect for those with an interest in gardening, textiles, or simply trying something new, the workshop encourages a slower pace, allowing you to focus on the detail and rhythm of hand stitching. Working with dried flowers and foliage, you will create delicate designs that reflect nature's beauty.

Your day also includes a seasonal two-course lunch served in Highgrove’s private dining room, the Garden Room.

Please note, this is a one-day workshop.

Sudoku is the ever-popular number placement puzzle that give your brain a workout. With a range of difficulty levels to explore, you can build your skills and confidence as you go. Presented in a convenient pocket-sized format, this collection is perfect for slipping into your bag for puzzling on the go.

With its distinctive round, wide horns, this sheep is named after the Yorkshire valley of Swaledale - the most northerly dales of the Yorkshire Dales. Native to the UK, this ewe sheep will add a touch of countryside charm to your garden or farmyard. Pair with the Swaledale lamb for a beautiful combination.

These sculptures are hand-crafted by talented artist Emma Stothard, who was able to start up her business with a loan from The Prince’s Trust. She was invited by His Majesty The King to exhibit her willow sculptures, including this Swaledale ewe, on the Orchard Lawns at Highgrove.

Sculpted from British willow, interwoven with wire and bronze wire and shaped around a steel armature, the contrasting willow colours in these sculptures create form and definition. Each sculpture is finished with a coating of linseed oil and turpentine solution to preserve and protect it.

Please note: This willow sculpture is bespoke and made to order

Native to the UK, the Swaledale sheep is named after the Yorkshire valley of Swaledale - the most northerly dales of the Yorkshire Dales. Great paired with the Swaledale ewe, this lamb will bring your garden to life.

These sculptures are hand-crafted by talented artist Emma Stothard, who was able to start up her business with a loan from The Prince’s Trust. She was invited by His Majesty The King to exhibit her willow sculptures, including this Swaledale lamb, on the Orchard Lawns at Highgrove.

Sculpted from British willow, interwoven with wire and bronze wire and shaped around a steel armature, the contrasting willow colours in these sculptures create form and definition. Each sculpture is finished with a coating of linseed oil and turpentine solution to preserve and protect it.

Please note: This willow sculpture is bespoke and made to order

Filled with recipes that have stood the test of time as well as fascinating anecdotes and tales, Tea Fit for a Queen reveals how the tradition of afternoon tea started in Royal Britain. Filled with over 40 recipes, this book includes everything from delicate finger sandwiches to Victoria sponge cake, Chelsea Buns and a Champagne Cocktail.

This gorgeous teardrop-shaped charm features a natural amethyst stone, often referred to as a stone of peace, bringing a calming presence. This dainty charm is suitable for wearing alone or teamed up with other charms in the collection for a completely coordinated look.

Handcrafted by talented artisans in Afghanistan, this gold-plated charm is made with the assistance of Turquoise Mountain, founded in 2006 by His Majesty King Charles III, to preserve and promote cultural heritage and support artisan communities in the Middle East and Asia.

Our charm collection is inspired by local Afghan architecture, flora, and fauna, with each piece hand-carved from locally sourced gemstones. Begin your charm collection and add to our Gold Charm Necklace.

Created to mark the 35th anniversary of The King’s Foundation, the 35 Panama Hat is a refined update to our classic Highgrove Panama. Designed for both men and women, this special edition showcases a refreshed band in The King’s Foundation statement lime and bright green colours, while preserving the elegance and craftsmanship of the original.

Each hat is hand-woven in Ecuador from the finest toquilla palm fibres, using artisanal techniques passed down through generations. The hats are then blocked by hand in England, following traditional methods to achieve their distinctive shape and lasting quality.

Finished with style and substance, the 35 Panama Hat embodies the enduring appeal of the classic Panama hat—elevated with a contemporary twist.

In 1985, King Charles III, then known as the Prince of Wales, invited the talented painter John Ward to join him on an official tour of Italy, sparking a remarkable tradition that will reach its 40th anniversary in 2025. Over the years, an impressive forty-two different artists have accompanied the King on sixty-nine official tours across ninety-five countries, creating a vibrant tapestry of artistic expression.

This book unveils the extraordinary stories behind these artistic journeys. It showcases a diverse group of artists, ranging from enthusiastic young students still honing their craft to renowned masters whose works are displayed in leading galleries. Through a series of engaging individual interviews, readers will discover personal anecdotes, heartfelt reflections, and intriguing behind-the-scenes insights that capture the true spirit of life on a royal tour.

Not only does the book celebrate the King’s commitment to nurturing the arts, but it also offers a captivating look into this distinctive royal tradition. Lavishly illustrated with a selection of the hundreds of masterpieces inspired by the King’s generosity, this work pays tribute to the unique ability of artists to convey emotions and experiences that photographs cannot capture, especially in the enchanting context of a royal tour.

Published in collaboration with the Royal Collection Trust, this book promises to be a treasure trove for art lovers and enthusiasts alike.

This glossy photographic postcard displays the spectacular Carpet Garden, one of the spectacular areas of the private gardens at Highgrove, the private home of TRH The Prince of Wales and The Duchess of Cornwall.

The Prince of Wales took inspiration for this Garden from a Turkish-style carpet at Highgrove House. He wanted to translate the geometric shapes and colours in the carpet into a living garden. The Carpet Garden's Eastern style is echoed by the ceramics placed by the plantings, which are mostly Eastern in origin. In June, this Garden is filled with the intoxicating scent of orange blossom, while the main body of colour is provided by roses.

Original photograph by Andrew Butler.

Size: 12.5 x 17.5cm.

Produced in the UK with responsibly sourced and manufactured paper.

Nestled within a landscape of brilliantly coloured mountains, deep wadis, and desert sands in northwest Saudi Arabia is the fertile oasis of AlUla. This green haven is home to a thriving artistic community and a unique education programme rooted in local traditions and materials and delivered in partnership with The King's Foundation School of Traditional Arts and the Royal Commission for AlUla at Madrasat Addeera, AlUla's first art and design centre. 

The Colours of AlUla: Pigments of the Desert celebrates a beautiful land and its rising generation of artists who, like their ancestors, draw inspiration from the region's natural surroundings. A wonderful resource for any artist wishing to source colours from the earth, this book integrates the practical and the philosophical, exploring pigments, colours, traditional recipes, and the cosmological luminosity of handmade paint.

This book is part of a long-term creative collaboration between The King's Foundation School of Traditional Arts - one of His Majesty King Charles III's educational charities dedicated to the preservation of traditional knowledge of the world's arts and crafts - and the Royal Commission of AlUla - whose mission is to transform AlUla in Saudi Arabia into a global destination for heritage, culture, and nature while preserving its archaeological sites, natural landscapes, and traditions.

Do you know every gardening technique and rule of thumb off pat? Or do you occasionally straighten up from your digging to try and remember exactly what you're meant to be doing? How deep should you plant these bulbs? Was it now you were supposed to prune this rose, or in February? Can you compost this weed? Is it OK to plant out these seedlings now? It's such a pain having to go indoors, kick off your boots, shed your outdoor clothes and start looking up the answer to your question in some great gardening tome.

And that's where The Gardener's Pocket Bible comes in. Now, you can stay in the garden and look up all those essential facts and figures in an instant. At your fingertips, you'll have all the answers to your on-the-spot questions such as:

• Which plants do you need to protect from frost?
• When should you cut the hedge?
• What plants need staking, and when?
• How can you get rid of greenfly without using pesticides?

This indispensable little guide will tell you what you need to know when you need to know it and will save you thumbing through gardening encyclopaedias when what you actually want to do is get on with the gardening.

This photographic magnet displays the spectacular view of Highgrove House, the private home of Their Majesties King Charles III and Queen Camilla. Made in the UK, the magnet features an original photograph by Robert Smith, taken in the summer of 2019. Stick it to your fridge or noticeboard for a wonderful reminder of The Royal Gardens at Highgrove.

This magnetic photo displays a stunning view of the well-known Thyme Walk, which extends from the Terrace Garden to the Lily Pool Garden at Highgrove, the private residence of Their Majesties King Charles III and Queen Camilla. Produced in the UK, the magnet showcases an original photograph by Leanne Punshon, captured in the summer of 2022. You can place it on your fridge or noticeboard to enjoy a beautiful reminder of the Royal Gardens at Highgrove.

The Hedgerow Handbook is the ultimate guide for nature lovers and foragers alike.

If there's one distinctive feature of the British countryside, it has to be the hedgerow. In fact, hedgerows are such an established part of our landscape that sometimes we take them for granted.

But take a closer look, and the diversity and variety of plant species that form them is little short of wondrous. And it is not only plant life that thrives in abundance in the hedgerow - native wild animals, birds and insects are protected and nourished by them. We know that at least 65 species of birds live in our hedgerows and that they are crucial to the survival of moths, bats and dormice.

From angelica to ash and bird cherry to borage, from pineapple weed to plantain and wild garlic to wimberries, each entry is accompanied by an exquisite full-colour illustration to help you identify each plant or flower, along with its history and folklore, and culinary and medicinal uses. You won't find yet another recipe for blackberry pie nor nettle soup here, however - this is not your run-of-the-mill hedgerow book.

The Highgrove Florilegium is a two-volume set of botanical prints depicting the plants, vegetables, fruit and trees grown in the garden at Highgrove. This publication is a culmination of seven years of work by 72 of the leading botanical artists from around the world and is accompanied by text compiled by botanists at the Natural History Museum.

The Highgrove Florilegium was designed, printed and bound in the UK. It is hand-bound in red Chieftain Goatskin and marbled paper and the endpapers and vignettes for the text are decorated with original Richard Shirley Smith drawings. Both volumes of The Highgrove Florilegium are presented in hand made protective covers.

This publication is in a limited edition of just 175 and each set is signed by HRH The Prince of Wales. All royalties go to The Prince of Wales's Charitable Foundation.

For further information please visit the publishers website

Charity no. SC038770. If you would like to make a donation, please select an amount.

A beautifully handcrafted fine bone china votive from the Highgrove x Sanderson collection, featuring The King’s Rose design inspired by the gardens at Highgrove. Filled with a rose geranium-scented candle made from 100% natural soy wax and high-quality essential oils, it brings an elegant floral fragrance to any room and makes a thoughtful luxury gift.