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£55.00 (was £95.00)

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Commissioned for our William Morris & Art from the Islamic World exhibition, this beautiful silk scarf by designer Rory Hutton features lino cut designs inspired by objects from the exhibition. The scarves are printed in Italy from fine silk and are exclusive to the William Morris Gallery. 

About Rory Hutton
Rory Hutton is an award-winning accessory designer, printmaker, and historian based in Cambridge. Drawing inspiration from diverse fields such as architecture, theatre, opera, and dance, Rory creates collections of luxury silk scarves that feature vibrant lino cuts and bold block designs. These pieces reflect his passion for beauty and creative flair.

• 70x70cm
• 100% Silk
• Rolled Edges
• Made in Italy

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£45.00

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Enjoy spending quality time with loved ones. Suitable for families, the product also features official DFB branding.

• 2 hand-painted kickers made of metal with the classic round foot
• 2 ‘Toni’ goalkeepers, which dive to the left and right at the push of a button
• 2 plastic goals
• 2 black/white TIPP-KICK balls
• rollable pitch (now made of felt) measuring 78.5 x 47.5 cm (from line to line: 70.5 cm x 44 cm)
• 1 rulebook
• Officially licensed

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£40

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This enchanting decorative tea kettle is painted by hand with floral patterns on a deep ochre yellow, inspired by Mughal designs.

Founded by fine artist Mrinalika Jain Bhardwaj, Kaushalam champions heritage crafts while providing employment to communities in India. 

The kettle is for decorative use only.

Dimensions: 14cm diameter, 22 cm height (5.5in, 8.6in)

Composition: Handpainted stainless steel (mild hand wash only - do not scrub painted surface).

About the exhibition
Emperor Jahangir was among the most famous and influential rulers during the Golden Age of the Mughal Empire in India  

The Great Mughals: Art, Architecture and Opulence

V&A South Kensington celebrates the extraordinary creativity and internationalist culture of the Golden Age of the Mughal Court (c.1560 – 1660) during the reigns of its most famous and influential emperors. This vibrant period saw the diverse traditions of Hindu and Muslim craftspeople in northern India combine with the practise of Iranian masters in the royal workshops, producing a radically new and exquisitely beautiful style of art and design.

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£55.00

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Full zip down Hoodie with UCL logo embroidered on front left hand breast

85% organic ring-spun combed cotton

15% certified recycled polyester

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£12.00

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Ltd edition DVD with hand assembled cover and insert.

A community driven feature film, participatory bank and playful act of economic education and change.

An unlikely team, seemingly insurmountable odds, even explosions… taking steps towards a future in which money works for us all.

This mischievous feature documentary led by artist/filmmaker team Dan Edelstyn and Hilary Powell, instigates and follows a community coming together to make their own currency, opening a bank in order to examine how money and debt is created in our economy and to ask important questions about how the system of money creation might be altered in their favour.

Debt is an integral component of our current system of inequality. 97% of all money is conjured into reality at the moment when banks make loans. This means our money supply is effectively on lease from private banks – giving them inordinate power determine the course of our economic, social and common good. Yet we, the public, do not yet fully understand the way money comes into existence – and while we remain in the dark, there will be no way to change course.

Our act of citizen money creation is both a way of raising real money for specific causes in the community and a way of fundraising to buy and destroy £1million of local predatory debts.

Through the film we argue that widespread debt is the natural – though unwelcome companion to the money system we currently have and, like money, another widely misunderstood phenomena subject to myth and moralising.

From both talking to economists and our local community we discover that debt is tied to even the most basic provisions, education, healthcare, housing – as all these are being accessed through credit in one way or another. We argue that these debts are a result of a monetary system which is impoverishing multitudes by design, and which could be changed.

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£40.00

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This handsome folding telescope in a brown leather casing is compact enough to fit on a shelf or in a desk drawer. Take on your travels by easily storing in your luggage.

On expeditions, space on ships was always at a premium. Folding telescopes were treasured by officers who worked in cramped conditions.

This item is part of our The Van de Veldes: Greenwich, Art and the Sea exhibition collection. 

Product specifications

• Leather casing has a carry handle
• Metal, glass and leather
• Dimensions fully extended: 42 x 5cm | 16.5 x 2” 
• Focus by extending all three sections and adjust by sliding the section closest to the eye

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$38.90 NZD

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A classic Tee Shirt design printed with the iconic Kiwi Roundel.

• 100% Semi Combed cotton
• Weight 180gsm – new improved yarn
• Loose fit Crew Neck
• Twin needle Shoulder Seam for extra strength.

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£60.00

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A balloon view of London as seen from Hampstead 1851, 60 x 80cm

Large art print

Product size: 60 x 80cm

Image size: 41 x 64cm

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£30.00

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This baseball cap has been designed for The Face Magazine: Culture Shift exhibition. Drawing fashion inspiration from the 80s to 00s, this dark grey fabric features a cotton wash finish which is both stylish and comfortable to wear. Featuring The Face logo embroidered in red on the front, with the NPG logo on the reverse. This hat comes with a metal buckle on the reverse for adjustable sizing for comfort. 

About the exhibition:
The Face Magazine: Culture Shift celebrates the iconic fashion images and portraits from The Face, a ground-breaking youth culture and style magazine that has significantly influenced the creative and cultural landscape in Britain and beyond.

From 1980 to 2004, The Face shaped contemporary culture, featuring musicians who achieved global fame and models who became iconic figures. It also launched the careers of renowned photographers and fashion stylists, empowering them to redefine fashion photography and capture the spirit of their times.

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£10.99

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Tokens of the Foundling Hospital - Katie Carroll

A beautiful new illustrated book by artist Katie Carroll, introducing the Foundling Hospital and the story of its iconic collection of tokens.

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£8.00

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'Gin Lane’ by William Hogarth

Digital prints are printed in the UK on 250gsm paper sized 280 x 356mm and have a white border. They are packaged in a cello bag with a backing board for protection.

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£12.50

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Explore the wonders of space with the Science Museum Magnet Solar System. This educational set includes magnetic planets that can be arranged and re-arranged on any magnetic surface, offering a hands-on way to learn about the solar system's layout and celestial bodies.

Perfect for young space enthusiasts aged 6 and up, this magnet set is both fun and educational.

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 £75.00

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Created in collaboration with Highsnobiety for 'Not In London', this Estate Long-sleeve is detailed with a graphic print on the chest and an additional print on the back featuring a cross section of the building.

Highsnobiety is a global fashion and lifestyle media brand, founded in 2005 by David Fischer. It is headquartered in Berlin with offices in Amsterdam, London, Milan, New York, Los Angeles and Sydney. Highsnobiety has a digital first publishing approach, with multichannel presence. The print magazine first launched in 2010, with quarterly issues published globally.

Dedicated to a new generation of young and influential global consumers, their mission is to "discover and champion the best of what culture has to offer and connect a community through a shared appreciation for these stories and provide a platform to a community of emerging creators."

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£10.99

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Dimensions: 95mm high x 80mm in diameter

Manufactured in the UK from high quality stoneware

Comes gift boxed

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$255.00 NZD

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From shining iridescence to chic monochrome, there is no fashion show quite like the unmistakable glamour of Aotearoa’s native birds. Kahu Design takes inspiration from our feathered friends in their brilliant range of expertly hand-fused glass feathers; a stunning addition to your home, whether your feather is on its own or flocked together! Redefining the lines between sculpture and adornment, Kahu Design creates glass artworks which both embrace the magic of the natural world and evoke the shimmering spirit of the celestial.

• 27 x 7 x 0.5cm
• hand cast glass
• made in Aotearoa, New Zealand

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£4.50

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A delightful tea tin featuring the authentic hand-drawn English Post Box. This smart, collectible tin contains our flavoursome English Tea, a classic rich, smooth and delicious blend. Traditionally used in the morning to invigorate the senses shortly after waking, this is a tasty brew which can be enjoyed on its own or with the addition of milk and if preferred a little sugar. Perfect to drink at any time of the day. An ideal gift.

Tea Tin Contains 14 individually wrapped English teabags

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£38

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Leigh Bowery glasses brooch

By Tatty Devine x Leigh Bowery 

Your own pair of Leigh Bowery painted eye glasses in statement brooch form – much safer to wear when driving, cycling or walking.

Made by Tatty Devine, the brooch is inspired by Bowery’s iconic black and white eye glasses, which he wore as part of several of his legendary looks. Will you wear one pair, or layer up a few, like his 1986 Alternative Miss World costume?

The glasses brooch measures 1.5 x 5.5 cm, fastened by a safety pin clasp.

To keep your Leigh Bowery brooch looking its best, store it in the eco-friendly box it comes in, and keep it away from water, perfume, sprays and lotions.

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£15.00

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This beautiful hourglass has been handcrafted by cult favourite brand Hightide.

A mesmerising decorative accent for your home and a timely reminder to cherish every minute.

Measures 5 minutes.

10 x 5cm

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£2.00 each

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You may not think crabs and vaginas have a huge amount in common, but what they do share is a radical approach to science and a belief that the world can be improved by sweeping away the misunderstandings of the past. 

Crabs do have vaginas as well, if you were wondering. Some even have two!

All proceeds will be split with the Vagina Museum.

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£22.50 (was £25.00)

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Be prepared for all weathers with our English Heritage branded Union Flag Golf Umbrella. This classic style umbrella has a dark navy outer with the Union Flag inside. The umbrella has a wooden handle and Velcro fastening.

Key Features:

• English Heritage branded
• Approx. 94 cm from top (ferrule) to end of handle
• Wooden handle with Velcro fastening

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