Wild Rose Weaving

Wild Rose Weaving is the creative practice of Rosemary Riedel O’Brien, an artist-maker based in Devon, England. Bringing together sustainability, spirituality and expressive creativity, Rose makes bespoke textiles inspired by reverence for the Earth and connection with the natural world. The brand describes weaving as ceremony and slow craft as a form of activism and remembrance.

Its work includes woven shawls, scarves and blankets, alongside made-to-order pieces and the Immram Collection of womb belts. Wild Rose Weaving also offers tools and materials for making, such as hand looms, drop spindles, wild fibres, bog oak needles and buttons, and goddess pendants and shawl pins. For those wishing to learn, the shop features tutorial videos, online craft mentorship, a Weavers Circle and a womb-wrap-making journey. Workshops, tuition and other offerings extend the practice beyond finished textiles, inviting people to explore weaving and spinning themselves. Through its products and learning experiences, Wild Rose Weaving centres thoughtful making, natural materials and a sense of kinship with the Earth.