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This collection of traditionally made earthenware and kitchen linens take inspiration from the flock of free-range hens kept by HRH The Prince of Wales at Highgrove.
A similar flock is also kept here in Llandovery at Llwynywermod, The Prince's Welsh country home.
HRH The Prince of Wales has a keen interest in poultry and keeps free-range Ma...
This collection of traditionally made earthenware and kitchen linens take inspiration from the flock of free-range hens kept by HRH The Prince of Wales at Highgrove.
A similar flock is also kept here in Llandovery at Llwynywermod, The Prince's Welsh country home.
HRH The Prince of Wales has a keen interest in poultry and keeps free-range Maran and Welsummer hens on both the Highgrove and Llwynywermod estates. The eggs from these award winning hens are used in both households and even sold at the Highgrove Estate.
The Highgrove Hens are depicted in these charming designs by Samantha Buckley, a graduate of the Prince’s School of Traditional Arts, with the textiles designed by talented British designer Emily Burningham and printed in England.
This medium jug features a cockerel and a Welsummer hen.
This corn mug features a Welsummer, Maran and a pecking hen.
This blue mug from the Highgrove Hens Collection features a cockerel, pecking hen and a Welsummer hen.