Cornwall / Brands
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Cornwall has produced some pretty amazing products over the years. Here is a list of some fabulous Cornish brands.
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// botanical home fragrances
Cornwall Candle Company
The Cornwall Candle Company creates 100% natural botanical candles and home fragrances infused with pure essential oils. No synthetics. No artificial colours. No scent boosters. No preservatives. Just natural ingredients and pure essential oils.
Every ingredient is vegetarian, cruelty-free, 100% natural, plant based and sustainable with wellbeing benefits that appeal to the senses.
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I adore Viridariam’s blend of sage, rosemary and lemongrass. Divine!
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// SKIN INVIGORATION
land&water
Inspired by years of enjoying this ‘active relaxation’ lifestyle at her family’s Watergate Bay Hotel, land&water founder Pix Ashworth set about capturing its essence – to, literally, bottle it. Created in collaboration with leading apothecarist and perfumer Richard Howard, the land&water range reflects this distinctive blend of invigoration and calm using natural essential oils and actives to evoke the therapeutic benefits of time in the elements.
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I have a deep connection with land& water scents - awakening the senses with day-seizing moments.
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// Organic Wellbeing
Ahanan
Ahanan create 100% organic, natural wellbeing products to combat the stresses of modern life. Ahanan’s goal is to provide natural support, using pure essential oils, to bring balance back to every day - simply and effectively.
Did you know, the word ahanan ([aˈhaˑnan]) comes from the Cornish language, meaning ‘of/from us’ and is an adverb, meaning ‘hence, from here’.
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Loooove the Awake & Energised blend which has a naturally light, refreshing, citrus aroma.
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// Blankets
Atlantic Blankets
Atlantic Blankets began in 2007 in north Cornwall; born out of the need to find the cosiest and softest blanket to comfort a child. Today the company, run by family team Gemma and Al, is located in the coastal village of Perranporth, where we design beautiful blankets that help create happy memories.
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Designed in salt kissed Cornwall; I really will need to get myself the Sea Spray blanket. I just love it!
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// sustainable Clothing
Finisterre
Born over a decade ago from the needs of hardy British surfers, Finisterre designs functional and sustainable product for those that share a love of the sea. It started in 2003 in a flat above a surf shop with an innovative fleece that was designed to keep out chill winds and warm up cold bodies. Since these early days, driven by those who have jumped on board, supported by our customers and suppliers, the brand and product has widened beyond these original beginnings.
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I love Finisterre’s sweatshirts. I shall buy the Budock Wool Fleece next…
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// Mineral Paint
Cornish Milk Mineral Paint
Cornish Milk Mineral Paint is a water-based, non-toxic, non-chemical and no added voc's decorative paint. Made from the highest quality ingredients, Cornish Milk offers superior coverage and requires little preparation and can be applied to almost any surface inside and outside of your home. Available in twenty three beautiful and mixable Cornish inspired colours.
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23 shades of Cornwall. Beautiful and honest colours, love it!
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// Organic + Holistic Skincare
basho skincare
By honouring the natural rhythms and cycles we move through as we age we hope to have a more considered and compassionate relationship with ourselves and our skin. Basho devises formulations that are targeted and effective yet remain simple, organic and free from harmful or unnecessary ingredients. Basho skincare embraces the seasonality within ourselves, and celebrate our bodies as they transform and age.
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Subtle aromas and deeply nourishing. Basho’s focus really centres around self, wellbeing and skin concerns.
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// Cornish Gin
Tarquin’s
The Cornish Seaweed Company has been harvesting seaweed since 2012. Born out of a love for life and the ocean, a belief in healthy and tasty food. Honest superfood; sustainably harvested, local, edible seaweeds and to introduce these as an alternative food source that is healthy, nutritional, tasty and good for the environment.
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I shall book my tour of the distillery, nestled on a windswept hilltop overlooking the Wild Cornish Coast…
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// harvested seaweed
Cornish Seaweed Company
The Cornish Seaweed Company has been harvesting seaweed since 2012. Born out of a love for life and the ocean, a belief in healthy and tasty food. Honest superfood; sustainably harvested, local, edible seaweeds and to introduce these as an alternative food source that is healthy, nutritional, tasty and good for the environment.
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Seaweed become part of my diet, and I love it! A nutritional and environmental superfood!
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// Cornish Rum
Cape Cornwall Rum Company
In 1925, Harvey’s great great grandfather was surprised to discover bottles of alcohol mysteriously built into the walls of his farm cottage. Legend has it that to avoid high government taxes, rum and other goods were often smuggled into Cape Cornwall by boat and stored in a farm building known as “the Wink”. We now use that very same building to lovingly age, mix, spice and bottle our specialist rums. Jack Shannon & Harvey Thomas - Co-Founders of the Cape Cornwall Rum Company
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I love the vibrant White Rum, made by blending a Caribbean rum base with Cornish water; and the spiced rum for a spiced Mojito;)
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// Cornish fashion
Seasalt
The Seasalt company began in 1981, which means we're 40 this year. All those years ago, on a wet August day, the Chadwick family went into a little shop in Adelaide Street, Penzance, called General Clothing Stores. They only went in to buy some waterproof coats, but ended up buying the shop as well! The shop sold traditional workwear, like fishermen's smocks, Guernsey pullovers and stripey tops, and within a few months they had moved down from the Midlands and were living in St Ives.
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