Donegal Square

New in: Bill Baber.
Tucked into the Old Town of Edinburgh, Bill and Helen Baber have been hand-knitting their collection since 1977. Bold shapes, natural fibers, and a quiet kind of craft that’s getting harder to find.

Nearly fifty years of doing one thing, and doing it beautifully. Each piece knit, steamed, and hand-finished in their Edinburgh workshop.

Made in Scotland. Now here with us.

Some symbols stay relevant because the ideas behind them never really change.

Celtic knotwork has appeared in Irish art and design for centuries, with patterns that have no clear beginning or end. They're often seen as symbols of connection, continuity, and the ties that bind us together across generations.

It's one of those details that catches your eye at first, but tends to mean a little more the longer you sit with it.

Stop in and discover the stories woven throughout Donegal Square.