This “come-bye” scene features three Cotswold ewes, two lambs, and a Collie dog, expertly handcrafted by talented artist Emma Stothard from British willow interweaved with wire.

Considered an at-risk breed, these Cotswold sheep willow sculptures are influenced by the Rare Breeds Survival Trust whose purpose is to secure the continued existence and viability of the native farm animal.

Emma Stothard was able to start up her business with a loan from The Prince’s Trust and was invited by His Majesty to exhibit her willow sculptures, including these Cotswold sheep, on the Orchard Lawns at Highgrove.

The contrasting willow colours in these sculptures create form and definition. Each sculpture is finished with a coating of linseed oil and turpentine solution to preserve and protect it.

Please note: These willow sculptures are bespoke and made to order

His Majesty King Charles III has painted many watercolours of his favourite views, including ‘Ackergill Tower’ in 2022.

This limited-edition lithograph showing Ackergill Tower was reproduced from the original watercolour painted by The King.

Ackergill Tower was built in the early 16th century and is located on the coast of Sinclair’s Bay, north of Wick, Caithness, in northern Scotland.

The lithograph is limited to an edition of 100. Each lithograph is individually numbered and signed by his Majesty, and comes with a certificate of authenticity.

Please note: the image displayed is a visual mock-up only.

A limited-edition Artist-Proof lithograph created from one of HRH The Prince Charles, Prince of Wales watercolour paintings, and this is one of his favourite views in Scotland, he painted Alltnaguibhsaich Lodge in 2016.

The Lithograph is limited to an edition of one hundred. Each lithograph is individually numbered, signed, and comes with a certificate of authenticity.

This house, named after the stream which tumbles down the slopes of the mountain Lochnagar to join Glen Muick, stands on a small hill overlooking the northern end of Loch Muick. The original cottage on the site was enlarged by Queen Victoria and Prince Albert to accommodate themselves and the smallest possible household, as a retreat and base for mountain expeditions. They first stayed there on 30 August 1849 and used it for brief stays until 1861, but happy memories of those times were too poignant for the Queen ever to stay overnight after the Prince's death.

A limited-edition Artist-Proof lithograph from an original watercolour by HRH The Prince Charles, Prince of Wales - ‘Balmoral’. His Majesty has painted many watercolours of his favourite views in Scotland, including the front view of Balmoral in 1991. Set amongst the magnificent scenery of the Scottish Highlands, Balmoral has been the private home of the Royal Family since it was built for Queen Victoria and Prince Albert in 1856.

A limited-edition lithograph created from one of HRH The Prince Charles, Prince of Wales watercolour paintings showing a view of Beinn a' Bhùird, part of the Cairngorm mountains in Scotland.

The Lithograph is limited to an edition of one hundred. Each lithograph is individually numbered, signed, and comes with a certificate of authenticity.

His Majesty has painted several views of Beinn a' Bhùird, one of many watercolours of his favourite views in Scotland; this one was painted in April, before the snow on the high ground had melted.

Beinn a' Bhùird is the eleventh highest mountain in Britain, a vast high plateau in the eastern Cairngorms.

If you would like information on the availability of a specific number please contact customer services before purchasing.

This limited-edition lithograph showing the back of the Castle of Mey, looking over the Pentland Firth towards the Orkney Islands, was reproduced from the original watercolour painted by His Majesty King Charles III.

His Majesty painted a number of Royal Residences. The Castle of Mey is the most northerly castle in mainland Scotland and was built by George, the 4th Earl of Caithness, in the 16th century. It was purchased by HM Queen Elizabeth, The Queen Mother, in 1952 who arranged the restoration of the castle and its gardens and parklands. In 1996 the Queen Mother transferred the castle, estate and nearby farm to a trust she had formed to secure their future.

The lithograph is limited to an edition of one hundred. Each lithograph is individually numbered, and signed by His Majesty after he became King, and it comes with a certificate of authenticity.

Meet Clarence, the Irish Moiled cow – one of the rarest cattle breeds originating from Ireland. Clarence has been hand-crafted in association with the Rare Breeds Survival Trust whose purpose is to secure the continued existence and viability of the native farm animal.

Hand-crafted by talented artist Emma Stothard, who was able to start up her business with a loan from The Prince’s Trust, was invited by His Majesty The King to exhibit her willow sculptures on the Orchard Lawns at Highgrove.

Sculpted from British willow, interwoven with wire and bronze wire and shaped around a steel armature, the contrasting willow colours in Clarence the Irish Moiled cow create form and definition. Each sculpture is finished with a coating of linseed oil and turpentine solution to preserve and protect it.

Please note: This willow sculpture is bespoke and made to order

Inspired by the ‘Cluckingham Palace’ plaque featured in The King’s Foundation and Amazon Prime documentary Finding Harmony: A King’s Vision, this beautifully hand‑crafted slate sign celebrates the spirit of Highgrove Gardens.

Made from reclaimed Welsh slate, responsibly sourced from the historic quarries of Blaenau Ffestiniog, each plaque embodies the craftsmanship and heritage of British design. Expertly laser‑etched with the distinctive ‘Cluckingham Palace’ motif and a family of chickens, it makes a refined addition to garden walls, gates, patios, or chicken coops.

Naturally durable, weather‑resistant, and timeless in appearance, every piece is crafted in the UK and unique in character, a lasting tribute to sustainable materials and traditional craftsmanship.

These maple leaf decorations are lovely for all year round in the garden, hanging from trees or fixed to a wall or fence. They’re even perfect as Christmas tree or mantelpiece decorations - why not hang them inside during the festive season then outside for the rest of the year?

Featuring the quote “A garden which delights the eye, feeds the heart and warms the soul,” you won’t fail to be charmed and inspired each time you see them.

The leaves are suitable for outdoor and indoor settings, made with mild steel, with exterior grade powder coating. Over time, if used outside, there will be eventually the risk of rust, which may be perceived as an attractive feature of ageing. Otherwise, keep your leaf treated with a metal paint such as hammerite. If used indoors and kept dry, it is unlikely to rust.

Adorn the wall of your garden with this slate plaque, engraved with a quote from His Majesty King Charles III: 'A garden which delights the eye warms the heart and feeds the soul'. 

The slate plaque is crafted from reclaimed Welsh slate from Blaenau Ffestiniog's hills, a historic mining town in North Wales. This eye-catching sign is laser-engraved and features twine string to hang on a wall, fence, or gate.

This handmade terracotta wall tile bears the inscription, ‘A garden which delights the eye, warms the heart and feeds the soul’. The inscription is taken from His Majesty The King's (then HRH The Prince of Wales) inspirational quotes and the wall tile is suitable for indoor or outdoor use.

Using a unique process, clay is pressed into an intricate mould, designed exclusively for Highgrove. Produced in the World Heritage city of Bath by a family-run pottery, the tile is very durable and will last a lifetime when handled with care.

For details on how to care for your terracotta tile please visit blackdogtiles.com

A stunning new limited-edition lithograph of Highgrove House – A View from the Wildflower Meadow, reproduced from an original watercolour painted by His Majesty King Charles III. The scene was painted in 1995 when His Majesty was HRH The Prince of Wales.

This exquisite print captures the serene beauty of Highgrove House and its iconic Wildflower Meadow, with the Cedar of Lebanon Tree standing proudly in the background. It highlights the artist's talent and deep connection to nature, offering collectors a remarkable work of art.

This is the only artwork featuring Highgrove House and gardens that has not been produced before.

Each print is part of an exclusive series of one hundred signed lithographs. Individually numbered, dated, and signed by His Majesty, every lithograph is presented in a beautiful handmade frame and leather presentation case and accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity.

This new lithograph offers a rare opportunity to own a unique, limited-edition artwork.

A rare special-edition lithograph of Highgrove House, A View from the Wildflower Meadow, from a 1995 watercolour by His Majesty King Charles III. One of just ten, each is numbered, dated, and hand-signed; presented with a certificate, Highgrove oak piece, and King’s Foundation cypher. Exclusive to Highgrove.

‘Love of gardening is a seed once sown that never dies.’

So said Gertrude Jekyll, eminent British horticulturist, garden designer, craftswoman, photographer, writer and artist. And we at Highgrove agree wholeheartedly, which is why we’ve selected this charming garden or indoor decoration for your inspiration.

The leaf can be hung from a tree, fixed to a wall, or even grace your Christmas tree in the festive season, to be brought back outside again when the holiday is over.

Suitable for outdoor and indoor settings, the leaves are made in Oxfordshire of mild steel, with exterior grade powder coating. Over time, if used outside, there will eventually be rusting, which may be perceived as an attractive feature of ageing.

A special edition lithograph created from one of HRH The Prince Charles, Prince of Wales watercolour paintings showing a view of the Monastery Building at Vatopaidi, Mount Athos, Greece, By HRH, 2000.

Mount Athos, Halkidiki, Greece, is a mountain in the distal part of the eponymous Athos peninsula and the site of an important centre of Eastern Orthodox monasticism in northeastern Greece.

Please contact customer services before purchasing if you would like information on the availability of a specific number.

Meet Scotty, a life-size willow horse sculpture that captures the grace, strength, and spirit of the Thoroughbred. Handcrafted by celebrated British artist Emma Stothard, this striking piece is woven from sustainably sourced British willow, skillfully interlaced with wire to create a beautifully lifelike form.

These maple leaf decorations are lovely for all year round in the garden, hanging from trees or fixed to a wall or fence. They’re even perfect as Christmas tree or mantelpiece decorations - why not hang them inside during the festive season then outside for the rest of the year?

Featuring the quote “The flowers in the garden are a reflection of the stars in the sky,” you won’t fail to be charmed and inspired each time you see it.

The leaves are suitable for outdoor and indoor settings, made with mild steel, with exterior grade powder coating. Over time, if used outside, there will be eventually the risk of rust, which may be perceived as an attractive feature of aging. Otherwise, keep your leaf treated with a metal paint such as hammerite. If used indoors and kept dry, it is unlikely to rust.

An unusual addition to your garden décor, this simple plaque is crafted from reclaimed Welsh slate from the hills of Blaenau Ffestiniog, a historic mining town in North Wales.

Affixed to walls, fences or gates, this eye-catching sign is laser engraved with a charming phrase perfectly suited to your outdoor space.

Crafted in Pembrokeshire, this beautifully crafted decoration is exclusive to Highgrove.

A stone transom sits above the entrance to the Azalea Walk in the Gardens at Highgrove which bears the inscription, 'The flowers in the garden are a reflection of the stars in the sky’. This inspirational quote has now been recreated on our terracotta wall tile, suitable for indoors or outdoors and produced in the World Heritage city of Bath by a family-run pottery.

Using a unique process, clay is pressed into an intricate mould, designed exclusively for Highgrove. The resulting ceramic is very durable and will last a lifetime when handled with care.

For details on how to care for your terracotta tile please visit blackdogtiles.com

Introducing the Elizabeth Lawrence Decorative Tree Leaf - a tribute to one of American history's most influential garden writers. Elizabeth Lawrence's legacy lives on through this beautifully designed leaf, featuring her name and inspiring words that can be enjoyed throughout the year.

Crafted with the utmost care, each leaf is designed to be versatile and durable, making it perfect for use in any setting. Hang it from a tree, fence or wall in your garden, or use it to add a touch of elegance to your mantlepiece or Christmas tree during the festive season.

This leaf is available individually as part of a series of tree leaves with charming, seasonal quotes. With a 3mm hole on the stalk, it's easy to hang using a nylon line or string. Supplied flat, you can bend it by hand or with pliers for a realistic effect.

Suitable for both indoor and outdoor use, this Elizabeth Lawrence Decorative Tree Leaf is an excellent addition to any garden or home. Order yours today and add a touch of timeless beauty to your surroundings. All dimensions are approximate, and the large size measures 146 x 179 x 0.5mm.

Enjoy the serene atmosphere of the Stumpery while sipping your morning coffee or afternoon tea from this beautiful fine bone china mug. Inspired by the Victorian tradition of growing ferns around upturned tree stumps, the Stumpery at Highgrove serves as a rich habitat for wildlife, which this mug beautifully represents. It features delightful details such as Tigga the willow sculpture, the treehouse, a wading bird, and lush ferns and trees, bringing this enchanting space to life.

A stunning limited-edition lithograph print of "The Terrace Garden, Highgrove House," an original watercolour painting by His Majesty King Charles III.

This exquisite piece captures the serene beauty of the Highgrove House terrace, showcasing the King's artistic talent and deep connection to the natural world.

Limited Edition: Only ten copies of this lithograph exist, making it a truly exclusive and valuable piece of art.

Royal Provenance: Own a piece of history with this official lithograph.

A limited-edition Artist-Proof lithograph created from one of HRH The Prince Charles, Prince of Wales watercolour paintings portraying one of The King's favourite views around the Highgrove Gardens.

The handsome 200-year-old Cedar of Lebanon was one of the reasons that The King was so interested in Highgrove as his country residence. The 18-metre tree dominated the garden and imparted a friendly atmosphere to the house, with its huge dark emerald green plates of foliage, whilst its spreading limbs provided shade for the Terrace. Sadly, the tree began to decay and with huge regret and a heavy heart, the decision was taken to fell it. It was too large to be removed completely so His Majesty decided to raise a building over the butt of the cedar to celebrate its life. Mark Hoare was commissioned as the designer and the Tetbury church spire was used as the inspiration. One of the lower branches was retained and a hole was left in the roof for a self-sown oak sampling to grow through and provide a living ceiling for the structure, painted by HRH The Prince Charles, Prince of Wales in February 2012.

A beautiful tribute to the cherished Jack Russell Dog of His Majesty The King Charles III, ‘Tigga’, is a stunning willow sculpture that would be a delightful garden decoration for any canine enthusiast. The skilled artist behind this masterpiece is Emma Stothard, who established her business with the help of a loan from The Prince’s Trust. She was honoured with an invitation from His Majesty The King Charles III to showcase her exquisite willow sculptures at Highgrove.

The original Tigga resides on the meadow edge of the Stumpery, intricately crafted with British willow interwoven with wire and bronze wire. The use of contrasting willow colours in this Jack Russell dog’s design creates a striking form and definition. The sculpture is built around a sturdy steel armature to ensure its longevity. Finally, each sculpture is meticulously coated with a linseed oil and turpentine solution to preserve and protect it for years to come.

Please note: This willow sculpture is bespoke and made to order

‘To plant a garden is to believe in tomorrow.’

What a wonderful quote, coined by keen garden and nature admirer, Audrey Hepburn, during the filming of her documentary TV series, ‘Gardens of the World’. Like every gardener, she understood that a beautiful garden requires patience, then with a little luck and design, the rewards will be great.

The decorative leaf that bears her inspirational quote can be hung from a tree, fixed to a wall, or even grace your Christmas tree in the festive season, to be brought back outside again when the holiday is over.

Suitable for outdoor and indoor settings, the leaves are made in Oxfordshire of mild steel, with exterior grade powder coating. Over time, if used outside, there will eventually be a risk of rust, which may be perceived as an attractive feature of ageing.

Introducing the "When Robins Appear" Decorative Leaf - a heartfelt and timeless way to honour the memory of loved ones. With its beautiful design and powerful sentiment, this decorative leaf is a touching reminder of those who hold a special place in our hearts.

Crafted from durable mild steel and expertly powder-coated in Oxfordshire, UK, this decorative leaf is suitable for indoor and outdoor use. Whether hung on a tree, affixed to a wall, or gracing your Christmas tree during the holidays, this leaf will surely be a treasured addition to any space.

As time passes, the leaf may develop a rustic patina from natural outdoor weathering, adding to its charm and character. Celebrate the enduring presence of loved ones with the "When Robins Appear" Decorative Leaf.

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This two-day workshop, hosted by Sophia Mace, offers a beginner's course in the art of fan making.

The Worshipful Company of Fanmakers has been actively supporting initiatives to revive both the craft of fan-making and the use of fans.

We are excited to offer this two-day workshop specifically designed for complete beginners at Highgrove.

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This three-day course, hosted by Lisi Ashbridge, offers an introduction to letter carving in stone and slate.

We will discuss different lettering styles, and you will hand draw your own design. Learn about what works for which purposes and how to transfer your design onto the material. Then you will be taught the ancient technique of carving letters with a chisel and mallet by hand, resulting in letterforms that are sharp and crisp and can last for centuries.

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A Champagne Tea Tour is an unforgettable way to experience Highgrove.

Led by one of our experienced guides, enjoy a 1½-hour tour of Highgrove Gardens. From the other-worldly Stumpery to the whimsical Thyme Walk and the Chelsea award-winning Carpet Garden, you’ll see Highgrove as part of a smaller group of up to 18 guests.

Highgrove is a place of peace and tranquillity, where His Majesty The King's passion and imagination have been etched onto the Cotswold landscape. Offering a rare glimpse into the life of The King, you will also learn about the gardens’ history and organic management, as well as their sources of inspiration.

Please note: If you require more than eight tickets for a Champagne Tea Tour, a Private or Group Tour must be booked. Multiple block bookings of 8 tickets by the same individual or company will be cancelled and refunded.

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Experience Highgrove Gardens on an exclusive early-morning walk before the gardens open for the day. As dawn breaks and the landscape gently awakens, enjoy the beauty of the first light and the peaceful sounds of nature.

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Celebrate creativity and the beauty of nature with Sophie Wrench, Cotswolds-based florist and founder of Hillside Farm Flowers, at this dried-wreath making workshop at Highgrove.

Using a carefully curated selection of sustainable dried flowers and natural textures, you'll create your own beautiful everlasting wreath to take home and enjoy for seasons to come.

Perfect for beginners and experienced crafters, this mindful, hands-on workshop offers a wonderful opportunity to get creative and connect with nature.

Your experience also includes a 90-minute guided tour of the gardens, providing inspiration from the abundance of flowers and seasonal plantings throughout Highgrove.

Please note, this is a one-day workshop.

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Join us at Highgrove for an exclusive and unique 90-minute garden experience with Melissa Simpson, Head Gardener at Highgrove and Head of Horticulture for The King's Foundation. 

Melissa is responsible for the development and maintenance for both The King's Foundation sites, Highgrove Gardens and Dumfries House. This garden experience is a unique opportunity to hear directly from Melissa about how the gardens are designed and developed and how His Majesty's philosophy of Harmony underpins all, with a strong emphasis on encouraging biodiversity, sustainability, and organic practices.

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Led by illustrator and designer Matthew Rice, known for his work on Emma Bridgewater ceramics, this one-day course offers a wonderful opportunity to unleash your artistic flair. Focusing on the botanicals at Highgrove, you will learn the basics of drawing and applying colour using watercolours, allowing you to create your own botanical watercolour masterpiece.

The day includes a two-hour guided tour of the gardens at Highgrove, where you’ll have the chance to paint amidst the beautiful surroundings. Additionally, you’ll enjoy a Champagne Afternoon Tea and a discussion with Matthew Rice. This course is the perfect chance to engage with the many botanicals at Highgrove and bring them to life through your watercolour art.

Please note, this is a one-day workshop

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Hosted by Ria Burns, this two-day masterclass takes a deep dive into natural dyeing with British wool yarns, for beginners or those with some dyeing experience looking to hone their skills.

During the two-day course, participants will learn how to prepare yarn for natural dyeing to get the best results, understand how different British wool yarns behave in the dye pot, and learn how to produce a vibrant range of colours from homegrown and foraged plants, and food waste.

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Join our skilled garden team for this unique experience to learn the art of container planting, from plant selection to structure, texture, and year-round interest.

The team will share professional techniques for choosing a suitable container to create effective drainage. How to use organic compost solutions, plant spacing, feeding and watering, and maintenance techniques to help keep displays looking fresh. Participants will leave with the confidence to design and maintain beautiful container displays at home. You will be guided through an inspiring and beautifully curated garden experience led by one of our senior gardeners. This immersive 90-minute experience explores the art and practical techniques for success, revealing how thoughtful design, plant knowledge, and creative composition can transform simple pots into captivating displays.

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Looking for a special experience? Our Champagne Tea Tours are ideal for private groups of up to 8 guests. You can also add up to 12 more people for £118 each, making it a perfect way to celebrate with friends and family while enjoying the beauty of Highgrove Gardens.

Your 1½-hour exclusive Private Champagne Tea Tour will be led by one of our experienced guides. In addition to revealing the gardens' history, organic management, and sources of inspiration, they will explain the hidden curios and horticultural innovations behind them.

Highgrove is a place of peace and tranquillity, where The King's passion and imagination have been etched onto the Cotswold landscape. From the magnificent Wildflower Meadow to the enchanting setting of the Arboretum, the gardens embody His Majesty's gardening ideals and organic principles.