Charlotte Yeung is a UN Youth Champion for Disarmament an artist-activist and a former nuclear culture researcher for the Federation of American Scientists. Her work explores the intersections of art activism and history often focusing on Hiroshima and nuclear disarmament. The design uses green to symbolise Hiroshima’s A-bomb survivor trees and resilience. The infinity symbol represents endless acts of kindness and change while its openings double as sprouts symbolising new growth and rebirth.
Crafted from high-quality EKOALPAKA yarns
this scarf is made with the finest natural alpaca fibre
sourced from our own herd at Weekfield Farm Exmoor National Park. Expertly made with British craftsmanship
it is hand-finished in spring water. Incredibly soft breathable and hypoallergenic this scarf offers true eco-luxury
—an essential for all.
