My Oscha… throws preorder
Introduction: 26 January 2018
The second preorder of the My Oscha preorder group that first did a mug preorder. This preorder features throws and baby blankets on the “Frost”
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Collections
Celebration Custom Collection
Introduction: 18 December 2017
On December 11th 2017, a special announcement was made in Clan Oscha:
“We have a special announcement today:
**Celebration Custom Collection**
We’d like you to help us design a bespoke Collection featuring patterns chosen by Mike &
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Middle Earth collection
Introduction: 11 November 2016
Long anticipated, teased a few times and now finally there: Wovens from Middle Earth, the official collection, inspired by the world of Tolkien,
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Botanical collection
Introduction: 3 May 2016
Botanical Collection
“Taking inspiration from the colours, shapes and forms of plantlife. The first additions to this Collection are woven on a dazzling purple to magenta fade reminiscent of beautiful &
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Coastal collection
Introduction:
“Refreshing, enlivening and calming: the Oscha Coastal Collection evokes qualities of being by the ocean.
From deep blues and sandy shores to sunsets over rippling waves and turquoise lagoons,
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Solo
Introduction: 25 April 2016
“Solo lines of colourways and patterns. These are not linked to a Collection, being exclusive, stand-alone editions.”
2016: “Solo lines of colourways and patterns.
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My Oscha…
Introduction: 23 April 2016
On the collection.
Deep Forest collection
Introduction: 21 April 2016
13 March 2013: Great forests once covered most of Britain, they provided a home and nourishment for all who lived within them.
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Machair/Juliet preorder
Introduction: 20 April 2016
22 July 2012, website: The designs in this category have been inspired by the Machair and Juliet releases and are hopefully going to please most of those that have expressed preferences!
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Northern Isles collection
Introduction: 19 April 2016
“The Northern Isles are among the best places to view the Northern Lights, locally known as the Merry (Mirri) Dancers.
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