Latherby
A whitewashed soap workshop in the morning: bundles of dried lavender hang from a beam, a long oak table with a bowl, a pitcher of olive oil, oats and lavender, shelves of curing soap, and a sage-green sign that reads Latherby

Cut by hand, cured for six weeks.

Olive oil,

A hand pours golden-green olive oil from a glass pitcher into a cream stoneware bowl
Two hands tip two small wooden bowls over the big one: oat flakes lie on the oil and dark lavender buds pour onto them
  • oat,
  • lavender.

One loaf.

A hand tilts the stoneware bowl: thick cream soap batter runs from its spout into a wooden mould lined with parchment
A hand has pulled the wire frame of a wooden soap cutter down through the loaf: six bars stand side by side

Six bars.

Six bars of speckled soap on a sage linen cloth; a hand lifts a brass stamp off the nearest bar, and the name Latherby is pressed into it

Cut by hand,

cured for six weeks.

Six bars of soap, each wrapped in a dusty-rose paper band printed Latherby: five stacked behind, the sixth in front
At a stone sink with a brass tap and sage-green tiles, two hands rub a bar of soap under the running water

Latherby

The bar of soap back on its wooden dish by the sink, wet, in thick white lather and big clear bubbles

Six bars from one loaf.

Pick a bar