WebSTy
Ceramics & Collectables from the Farmyard World
Welcome to the Websty: Ceramic Gifts and Collectables
Mar 14th
A collection of adorable characters, all carefully made by hand in our studios in the heart of rural England.
These delightful little characters have been influenced by the idyllic countryside of Shropshire and nearby Ludlow, famous for its castle and medieval half-timbered buildings.
This rural atmosphere with its green pastures and native farm animals are a constant source of inspiration which we have captured in the expressions of these ceramic characters.
Using traditional skills, each of our ceramic characters are individually hand cast, authentically painted and rigorously checked for high quality and finish.
With a large established range of characters, we are constantly updating our range with new additions to meet the growing demands our collectors. We have cermaic gifts for all kinds of animals including; horses, cats, dogs, pigs, sheep, ducks, cows, goats, chickens to name a few…
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Gifting Life
Mar 14th
One of the most incredible miracles of nature is the birth of a child. No mother can truly express the pain, amazement, love, and awe she feels when experiencing childbirth. Once the babe is born, the child bathed, and the mother and child left to bond, there is a hush in the world as the mother and the babe truly meet for the first time.
Life is a precious gift, and one gift that you can give a new mother is a bouquet of fresh flowers in a beautiful vase. Florists in hospitals are great for quick and last minute gifts, but florists that deal with local flower farms are always a better choice. Before making the trip to the hospital, take the time to stop at a real florist’s shop and ask them what the perfect bouquet for a new mother is. Also, you should choose a vase, a card, and maybe even a stuffed animal for the baby while you’re waiting for the florist to cut and arrange the bouquet.
Chances are that if you buy the flowers at a petrol station or local food market, the flowers will wilt and the fragrances fade even before mother and child leaves the hospital.
If you know someone who is soon to give birth, and you truly want to gift them with a bouquet that means something, do your homework and research the whole thing in advance. Try using an on-line florist if you want to send gifts to India in good time. Ordering via this method is reliable as they have established relationships with local florists in the region – trusted sources for quality flowers.
Don’t get stuck with a handful of dying dandelions when you can carry in an armful of 4 foot long fragrant pink roses entwined with baby’s breath.