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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
A pure melt-in-the-mouth delight, our original Highgrove butter fudge box is the ultimate treat. Handmade in Cumbria using a secret recipe that has remained unchanged since it was first manufactured over 100 years ago, it has a truly irresistible flavour that will leave you wanting more.
The fudge is packaged in a simple but perfectly sized box and comes in two easy-to-break-off, individually wrapped slabs. It makes an excellent gift for those with a sweet tooth, or it can be enjoyed as an indulgent treat for yourself.
Soothe aching joints and tired muscles with this lavender wheat bag. Filled with specially treated wheat grains and lavender which are 100% natural, heat the bag for up to two minutes in a microwave for a natural remedy that relieves and soothes aches, pains and stiff muscles.
The design of the wheat bag pays homage to His Majesty The King's beautiful gardens at Highgrove with a vibrant floral print inspired by his hugely popular Wildflower Meadow. The meadow was created with the help of pioneering naturalist Dame Miriam Rothschild and was first planted with her original seed mix in 1982. Today, it is one of the most popular features of the gardens, bursting with colour and wildlife. Sally Kelly, a former Liberty designer and London print designer, created the print. She is responsible for some of Liberty's most popular patterns.
Add this giant chocolate coin to their Christmas stocking for a festive surprise! Embossed with the Highgrove feathers on one side of the coin and Highgrove House on the other, this coin is a delightful reminder of Highgrove whilst being able to indulge in a delicious milk chocolate treat.
The Dumfries House Tweed scarf is the perfect accessory to compliment any winter outfit whilst being superbly stylish. Made from 100% Saxony lambswool and featuring a grey check design, it is luxuriously soft to the touch and produced using a seamless blend of traditional craft skills and modern technology. Complete with fringed edging, the Dumfries House tweed scarf is exclusive to Highgrove and features a sewn-on Highgrove label.
Developed for His Majesty The King to wear exclusively (after visiting tweed manufacturers in Hawick, Scotland and being impressed by the number and variety of Estate and Regimental tweeds), the bespoke Dumfries House Tweed has now been adopted by Highgrove for a range of homewares and accessories.
Highgrove and The King's Foundation have collaborated with Johnstons of Elgin to create ‘The Highgrove Heritage Scarf.’ Inspired by The Campaign for Wool’s 10th Anniversary Scarf, which was conceived by His Majesty The King.
The Highgrove Heritage Scarf’ launched in early October in time for The Campaign for Wool’s 11th anniversary and coincided with the London Craft Week where it had its debut.
Sustainably sourced with complete wool traceability, the Heritage Scarf is made from 100% ultrafine RWS (Responsible Wool Standard) merino wool. The design takes the form of the iconic Prince of Wales check, which has been woven over an enlarged Shepherd check. The Shepherd check was originally coloured from undyed wool using a colour palette of black, dark browns and whites. From the initial wool clip, it is woven into shawls which were then worn by the Border shepherds.
The next of the original checks to be designed was the Prince of Wales, invented by King Edward VII while spending time in Scotland, where he held the title Prince of Wales.
Both designs have been incorporated into this modern interpretation, along with the introduction of a warm honey colour inspired by the Highgrove Gardens and a bee emblem that has been part of the Johnstons of Elgin company since the 1930s. The bee represents the mills' busy workforce, which currently stands at 1,000 people. From apprentices to artisans and innovators, all have been honing these rare textile skills for over 40 years.
A collection of 65 gorgeously gooey and sumptuously sweet brownies, blondies, and traybakes, from much-loved vintage classics to modern creations. Simple baking of this kind ensures there are treats for every occasion and every day of the week. Really, all you need to make delicious cakes that will win over friends and family is a mixing bowl, a rectangular pan, and a hot oven.
From Stone Age settlers to Roman occupation, waves of Germanic and Viking invaders to the end of empire and industry. Embark on a spectacular, enigmatic and myth-breaking journey through Britain's hidden history in 500 questions. If you've ever wondered where cricket was invented, how many husbands England's reigning queens had, or who was the first registered tourist to visit the UK, this book has the answers.
The best-selling "I Used to Know That" contains information that adults have likely forgotten since they finished school a long time ago. It is a fun and nostalgic book to review some crucial information if you can't remember the name of the capital of Chile, how to solve equations, or who wrote the poem about daffodils.
Tea is one of the most popular drinks in the world, with over two billion cups drunk every day! But how do you take yours? With one lump or two? At four o'clock with scones and jam? From humble beginnings in China over 5000 years ago, the humble cup of tea has become a staple in homes across the globe.
Adult native English speakers are thought to know anywhere between 20,000 and 35,000 words, but only 3,000 are thought to be sufficient for nearly all of your daily communication. Each of the 365 words in this user-friendly onomasticon (word-hoard, for the Anglo-Saxons), which includes fascinating word-related facts and trivia, has been carefully chosen for its elegance and pertinence in everyday situations. Each entry includes a clear and concise outline of the meaning, origin, and sample usage in context.
A wonderful gift for any wine lover, this boxed set of two classic Highgrove wines will take you on a journey through France’s wine region. Produced exclusively for Highgrove from 100% organic grapes, this gift set contains a bottle of Mâcon Davayé white wine and Côtes du Rhône red wine.
Make any sparkling wine lovers day with this boxed set of Highgrove Cuvée Champagne and Sparkling English Rosé. Produced in France and created especially for Highgrove by Laurent-Perrier, our Cuvée Champagne is a fine example of a dry, fruity Champagne from the Marne region. Created by the acclaimed Herbert Hall Winery, our beautifully delicate Sparkling English Rosé is a limited-edition Cuvée produced using a blend of sustainably harvested grapes and features aromas of wild strawberries and peach blossom - always a treat!
Beautifully packaged in a gold gift box with gold foil Highgrove feathers logo, this gift set makes a unique and original present for any celebration.
Please note: purchasing or attempting to purchase alcohol is strictly prohibited and considered an offence if you are under the legal drinking age. Please see 'Alcohol Delivery' on our Delivery & Returns page for more information.
Please note: This gift set contains organic products and cannot be shipped to Europe. For more information, please see our International Delivery page.
It's Up to Us: A Children's Terra Carta for Nature, People and Planet
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It's Up to Us: A Children's Terra Carta for Nature, People and Planet
£16.99
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'Children have a unique curiosity for Nature and for this amazing planet we call home.' So writes HRH The Prince of Wales in his introduction to It's Up to Us: A Children's Terra Carta for Nature, People and Planet.
Join HRH The Prince of Wales, author Christopher Lloyd, and 33 incredible award-winning world-renowned artists on a beautiful, lyrical, and thought-provoking journey through nature, the threats we face and the future action plan.
It's Up to Us is based on the Terra Carta, a roadmap to sustainability issued by HRH The Prince of Wales and his Sustainable Markets Initiative. More than 400 corporations have already signed on, pledging to prioritise the health of the environment, people, and the planet. It is now up to us to ensure that our leaders keep their promises.
Developed in partnership with The Prince's Foundation, a charity established by HRH The Prince of Wales, this book aims to demonstrate putting nature at the heart of human activities. Half of all the proceeds from sales will go directly to the work of The Prince's Foundation, based at Dumfries House in Scotland.
All carbon emissions from the production of this book have been offset through The World Land Trust and other programmes to reduce carbon emissions around the world. It has also been printed in the UK on recycled FSC paper with vegetable inks.
Highgrove Cuvée has been created especially for Highgrove by Laurent-Perrier, bottled exclusively for Highgrove, and presented in a beautifully engraved FSC-certified wooden gift box, making it a fantastic gift.
This green watering can decoration is a one-of-a-kind work of art, crafted with extraordinary skill and exquisite detail, and is a lovely way to add sparkle to your tree, whether at Christmas or all year round.
Part of our "Zardozi" collection of decorations, this watering can is handcrafted in India by skilled artisans using centuries-old techniques. The process is highly regarded and involves sewing with metal threads, beads, and sequins. According to some, the craft dates back to the 12th century, when real gold, silver, and precious stones were used to embellish the trappings and furnishings of India's finest.
Bring elegance and style to dinner parties with this bee Champagne flute, featuring a subtle and traditional raised bee design. Practical and stylish, it works perfectly for formal and informal occasions or if you just fancy pouring a weekend glass of prosecco. This glass is made from clear glass at the oldest working art glassworks in France and is dishwasher safe.
Made from a green 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!
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.
Bring the Gardens at Highgrove into your kitchen with the "Garden Monuments" tea towel, exclusive to Highgrove and The Prince's Foundation.
Designed by author and illustrator Matthew Rice, this tea towel features intricate replicas of well-known garden monuments like the Sanctuary, Moorish Gate, Treehouse, and Temple Grove.
This tea towel is made from 100% cotton and certified by the Soil Association to the Global Organic Textile Standards and is made and printed in Cornwall, UK.
Pair this tea towel with the Highgrove 'Garden Monuments' Illustrated Mug as a lovely souvenir for yourself or a thoughtful gift for loved ones and cherished friends.
This book is the ultimate ode to the highs and lows of motherhood, brimming with love messages, practical advice, inspiring quotes, heartfelt reflections, and funny anecdotes. Mum, mother, mama, mumsy - whatever you call her, she'll love this little guide designed to bring reassurance to mothers seeking a pocket of peace amid chaos.
With brand new introductions, poems, and illustrations, this is the definitive collection of Pam Ayres' poetry dedicated to her love of animals. Ayres on Animals is a celebration of animals everywhere, from her delightful tales of British wildlife in 'I'm a Starling, Me Darling' and the difficulties of keeping farm animals in 'Fleeced,' to her hilarious observations of our pets in 'Ode to a Jack Russell' and poignant reflections on the end of their lives in 'Tippy Tappy Feet.'
Highgrove Bouquet is a new scent, a creation with Highgrove in part, as a tribute to the magnificently fragrant summers at Highgrove Gardens.
It is a time when the odour of blossoming weeping silver lime fills the air, and Highgrove Gardens is full of its branches, with their blooming, uplifting, floral notes.
A crisp, confident burst of warm energy opens the dance with vibrant lavender and geranium. As floral, powdery notes appear, a shroud of delicate yellow blossoms seems to fill the air, and to the mimosa, tuberose brings longevity and depth, a solar storm of rich delight. The restful, soothing base is a blend of elegance and sophistication from cedar woods and Orris.
Top Notes: Geranium, Lavender, Hyacinth
Middle Notes: Weeping lime headspace, French Mimosa, Tuberose
Base Notes: Cedarwood, Orris Fusion, Musks
Penhaligon’s is proud to present this unique collaboration with The King’s Foundation for the creation of a fragrance as natural as it is elegant as it is warm.
THIS PRODUCT IS NOT AVAILABLE FOR OVERSEAS DELIVERY DUE TO SHIPPING RESTRICTIONS.
Protect your patio, decking or balcony from water damage with these traditional terracotta plant pot saucers. Made in the UK exclusively for Highgrove, they feature a sophisticated glaze in either yellow, green or pink on the inside of the saucer.
Pair with a ‘Highgrove’ Feathers Terracotta Pot for a beautiful garden feature piece.
Please note: We recommend moving pots and saucers indoors or to a sheltered area during winter as they are not frostproof.
With the Highgrove Tea for Two Hamper, you can share an afternoon delight with someone you love. This hamper is ideal for those who enjoy sharing an afternoon tea, containing carefully selected organic Highgrove products that will make tea time a luxury, such as tea bags, shortbread, and buttery fudge.
The best-selling 101 Whiskies to Try Before You Die, 5th edition, is a completely updated and revised version of the whisky guide. Avoiding the deliberately obscure, the ridiculously limited, and the absurdly expensive, whisky expert Ian Buxton recommends an eclectic selection of old favourites, stellar newcomers, and mystifyingly unknown drams that simply have to be drunk. He avoids the marketing gimmick and gets right to the point, recommending 101 whiskies that enthusiasts should seek out and try, whether they are from Scotland's hills, glens, and islands, or Canada, India, the United States, Sweden, Ireland, or Japan. Slainte!
The Cocktail Bible contains 200 recipes, ranging from the deliciously flavorful ABC Cocktail to the challenging but delicious Zombie. Each cocktail is introduced with information on its ingredients, history, and even the ideal time of year to enjoy it. You can find notes on spirits, advice on mixing drinks, and profiles of well-known bartenders among the entries. This book is your invitation to sip through the cocktail alphabet and includes an introduction covering fundamentals like glassware and garnishing.
This puzzle book is a must-buy for bird enthusiasts and novice twitchers. It is filled with questions, word games, and brainteasers that will test your ornithological knowledge and provides incredible facts on topics such as garden birds, coastal and country birds, behaviour, biology, culture, rare birds, and bird migration. It features over 150 puzzles, including quiz questions, bird illustrations to test your identification knowledge, word searches, crosswords, and maps to explore flight patterns.
A special edition lithograph created from one of HRH The Prince Charles, Prince of Wales watercolour paintings showing a view of the Monastery Building at Vatopaidi, Mount Athos, Greece, By HRH, 2000.
Mount Athos, Halkidiki, Greece, is a mountain in the distal part of the eponymous Athos peninsula and the site of an important centre of Eastern Orthodox monasticism in northeastern Greece.
Please contact customer services before purchasing if you would like information on the availability of a specific number.
Artist Proof
'The West Side of Highgrove House' Limited Edition Framed, Artist Proof Lithograph
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Unit price per'The West Side of Highgrove House' Limited Edition Framed, Artist Proof Lithograph
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Unit price perA limited-edition Artist-Proof lithograph created from one of HRH The Prince Charles, Prince of Wales watercolour paintings portraying one of The King's favourite views around the Highgrove Gardens.
The handsome 200-year-old Cedar of Lebanon was one of the reasons that The King was so interested in Highgrove as his country residence. The 18-metre tree dominated the garden and imparted a friendly atmosphere to the house, with its huge dark emerald green plates of foliage, whilst its spreading limbs provided shade for the Terrace. Sadly, the tree began to decay and with huge regret and a heavy heart, the decision was taken to fell it. It was too large to be removed completely so His Majesty decided to raise a building over the butt of the cedar to celebrate its life. Mark Hoare was commissioned as the designer and the Tetbury church spire was used as the inspiration. One of the lower branches was retained and a hole was left in the roof for a self-sown oak sampling to grow through and provide a living ceiling for the structure, painted by HRH The Prince Charles, Prince of Wales in February 2012.
Craft is at the very heart of British identity, from stained-glass windows in country churches to the Enid Blyton charm of thatched houses; from Harris Tweed (R) (famously poached by Coco Chanel) to the ceremonial livery worn by horses at Buckingham Palace. The burgeoning of digital craftsmanship is also enriching ground-breaking technologies, including microbial weaving and bespoke-made vessels for growing human tissue. Craft Britain brings together watchmakers with saddlers; bell casters with neon benders; shoemakers with silversmiths; potters with orrery-makers; stonemasons with weavers; embroiderers with basket-makers - and a myriad other craft traditions.This book aims to beat the drum for craft, waking people up to the fact that they need to support the country's rich seam of incredible craftspeople and so encourage new generations to master the skills needed to preserve and continue craft traditions. Craft Britain proves that craftsmanship in Britain is neither dying nor dead, but is a continuing and exciting exploration of process, materials and ideas spanning architecture, interiors, fashion, art and design
About the Author
David Linley – the Earl of Snowdon – first developed his passion for arts and crafts at Bedales school. He then studied furniture-making at Parnham House School for Craftsman in Wood. He established his eponymous business in 1985, focusing on the production of bespoke furniture for individual commissions. Since then, Linley has achieved international renown for luxury interior design, furniture and accessories of the highest quality. David was appointed Chairman of Christie's UK in 2006 and was promoted to Hon. Chairman for Christie's in Europe, the Middle East, Russia and India in 2015. In 2018, he was appointed Vice President of The Prince's Foundation and is also Vice Patron of the Queen Elizabeth Scholarship Trust (QEST); in recent years, he founded the Snowdon Summer School in cabinet-making. David has written numerous books and lectured around the world at venues including the V&A Museum, the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, the Smithsonian Institute in Washington and many other leading American institutions.
Helen Chislett is a journalist and author with over 30 years' of experience who specialises in design and decoration at a luxury level, encompassing everything from craft, interiors, art and antiques to architecture, gardens and collecting. She is the author of 20 books to date and prides herself on being able to translate design subjects for a wider audience in a way that is accessible, useful and inspirational. In addition, she runs her own consultancy, London Connoisseur, which is devoted to championing contemporary artisanship in design.
About the Author
David Linley – the Earl of Snowdon – first developed his passion for arts and crafts at Bedales school. He then studied furniture-making at Parnham House School for Craftsman in Wood. He established his eponymous business in 1985, focusing on the production of bespoke furniture for individual commissions. Since then, Linley has achieved international renown for luxury interior design, furniture and accessories of the highest quality. David was appointed Chairman of Christie's UK in 2006 and was promoted to Hon. Chairman for Christie's in Europe, the Middle East, Russia and India in 2015. In 2018, he was appointed Vice President of The Prince's Foundation and is also Vice Patron of the Queen Elizabeth Scholarship Trust (QEST); in recent years, he founded the Snowdon Summer School in cabinet-making. David has written numerous books and lectured around the world at venues including the V&A Museum, the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, the Smithsonian Institute in Washington and many other leading American institutions.
Helen Chislett is a journalist and author with over 30 years' of experience who specialises in design and decoration at a luxury level, encompassing everything from craft, interiors, art and antiques to architecture, gardens and collecting. She is the author of 20 books to date and prides herself on being able to translate design subjects for a wider audience in a way that is accessible, useful and inspirational. In addition, she runs her own consultancy, London Connoisseur, which is devoted to championing contemporary artisanship in design.
Whisky lovers rejoice! This handpicked hamper, filled with all things whisky, is the ideal gift for a whisky-fanatic loved one or friend, or simply for those looking to sample Highgrove Scotch.
A limited-edition Artist-Proof lithograph created from one of HRH The Prince Charles, Prince of Wales watercolour paintings showing a view of Lochnagar in Scotland.
His Majesty has painted many watercolours of his favourite views of Scotland. Lochnagar is in the Grampians of Scotland, located about five miles from the River Dee near Balmoral. This mountain completely dominates the surrounding area, and it looks different from every angle. Like all mountains, it has a variety of moods.
When Mr Gruber takes Paddington to Buckingham Palace to watch the Changing of the Guard, there are so many people in the way he can’t see anything. Luckily a mysterious someone ‘on high’ appears to like small bears…
It is Christmas Eve, and everyone is sound asleep except for a lone mouse who resides in the grandfather clock. When Santa Claus arrives, lost in a blizzard, the mouse is the only one capable of guiding him. Together, they embark on a magical sleigh ride, delivering presents throughout the town. However, the most significant gift of all is for the mouse—a special friend with whom to spend Christmas Day. This Christmas children's book is available in a paperback edition.
This charming corgi has been created especially for Highgrove and is made using the traditional Indian method of 'Zardozi' embroidery. Zari - meaning gold - originated in the Surat district of Gujurat in the 16th Century and is a weaving technique that traditionally used precious metal, wires and jewels. Zardozi work is now a rare and respected craft, the skills of which, with your support continue to be handed down from generation to generation.
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