Welcome! I’m Robyn Brown-Burke, the designer and maker from Ireland behind Lámha Studio. I’m a hand weaver, natural dyer and all-round maker who loves working with my hands, which is were I came up with the name of my brand, “Lámha” meaning hands in Irish!

I have a Degree in Textiles and Surface Design from the National College of Art & Design which I specialised in weaving. I have a big love for sustainable textiles, fibres, nature, colour and anything that feels fun to make. I create woven home textiles, naturally dyed pieces, handmade zines, notebooks, earrings, keyrings, collages and crochet hats. I’ve always been a bit of a jack-of-all-trades kind of person and I love exploring new ways to make and play. Lámha Studio is a space where all my creative interests come together, celebrating slow making, curiosity and the joy of handmade items.

Lámha Studio aims to create heirloom pieces which can sit beautifully in any home or gallery. The shop features a range of textiles, artworks, objects and accessories where each item is unique and has been consciously created.

Hellooo everyone!!! 🌿✨ I have some super exciting news! I’m launching my new name and logo called Lámha Studio!!!! “Lámha” (law - va) meaning hands in Irish! I chose this name as my hands are truly my favourite tool
I had the most amazing 3 days at @immaireland assisting & teaching natural dyeing workshop for “Wind Lab” by @alex_cecchetti !! 🍁 It was amazing to share and collaborate with the public and work together as a team! I learnt so much
It’s been exactly one month today since I finished my 4 year degree in woven textiles, and I’ve been taking this time to slow down, reflect and reconnect with why I love this craft so much. Since finishing, I’ve bought my own loom!!
• Roots of Ogham • Degree project, Concept board
• Roots of Ogham • Degree project, Colour board This collection is a quiet collaboration with the Irish land & soil, guided by the native trees of the Ogham alphabet and their ancient wisdom. Each piece is rooted in the character of a
• Roots of Ogham • Degree project, context board This collection is created for those who seek more than decoration. It’s for those who gather objects with soul & character, that carry story, and are built to last. Each textile
• Roots of Ogham • “Losa Fedo”, Wall hanging. Materials: cotton blends, bio cotton, cotton linen blend, sesia cotton. Black sheep’s wool, ecru wool. Natural dyes: Oak bark Finally, the last piece in my Roots of Ogham co
• Roots of Ogham • “Spéiriúlacht”, Wall hanging. Materials: mohair, lambswool, cotton blends; recycled, bio-cotton, cotton/linen blend. Natural dyes: Birch bark, oak leaves, alder cones, rowan leaves. “Sp&
• Roots of Ogham • “Fréamhacha”, Interiors fabric. Materials: cotton&linen blend, bio-cotton, lambswool, recycled wool. Natural dyes: Birch leaves, Alder cones (iron), Birch bark & oak leaves. “Fré
• Roots of Ogham • “Beithe”, Throw. Materials: mohair, wool, Aran wool, black sheep’s wool. Natural dyes: Birch bark, oak bark. “Beithe” meaning Birch, the first letter of the Ogham alphabet, stands for begi
•Roots of Ogham• “Luis”, Wall hanging Materials: linen, cotton, black sheep’s wool, lambswool. Natural dyes: Rowan leaves “Luis” This handwoven wall-hanging is an ode to Luis, the Rowan tree, the second let
• Roots of Ogham • “Duine móruchtúil” Wall hanging/cushion cover. Materials: cotton, wool, Aran wool, black sheep’s wool. Natural dyes: oak bark, modified with iron. “Duine Móruchtúil&r

Contact me

robynbrownburke@gmail.com