Creepie

Paparwark

£240.00

Wood

Description

These wooden stools are handmade in Shetland by Cecil Tait of Paparwark. The Creepie is a favourite vernacular item of furniture from Orcadian and Shetland culture, found today throughout Scotland. “Creepie” means “to stoop” in Old Scots, and Creepies were used for any task that required being low, from milking cows to stirring porridge, children’s seats, foot rests and stepping stools. The handy finger holes allow you to take your Creepie with you wherever you may need it next. Our creepies are available in elm, oak or ash.

32 x 18 x 25cm

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Paparwark

About the maker

Paparwark Furniture was founded by Cecil Tait in 2003, named after the Celtic monks who lived in Shetland about 1000 years ago.

Paparwark

About the maker

Paparwark Furniture was founded by Cecil Tait in 2003, named after the Celtic monks who lived in Shetland about 1000 years ago.