Lucky Swallows

13/04/2026

13/04/2026

Ulva Black: A sharp, dramatic
silhouette inspired by the wild beauty of Ulva's coastline made from recycled fishing net collected on the beaches of Ulva with the Scottish Coastal Clean Up Initiative

08/04/2026

Exciting new colours in stock:

Ulva Black: A sharp, dramatic
silhouette inspired by the wild beauty of Ulva's coastline made from recycled fishing net collected on the beaches of Ulva with the Scottish Coastal Clean Up Initiative

Gannet: A warm creamy white, crafted from white plastic found on the beach in Elie and an old fishing buoy.

Gull: A stormy, atmospheric shade made from the windswept beaches of St Monans using a black fish box.

As always, thank you for being part of the Lucky Swallows family. Your support means the world to us, and we can't wait to see where these new colours take you.
Anna & Ally

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09/02/2026

A few people have messaged us that the reason they bought a Lucky Swallow was because of the tragedy of experiencing a miscarriage

One told us this:

In Roman mythology and culture, the swallow symbolizes the souls of children who died prematurely, they're revered by grieving mothers. They were considered sacred and believed to be messengers from the gods.

Another, , a contemporary artist used a Harris Blue one to create this beautiful emotionally healing piece of art saying "Blue is a calming colour, associated with the throat chakra and communication... resonated with me as I struggled to express my grief after the miscarriages.... I love the swallow tail on top of the mount as it looks like it's flying into the artwork, free and unrestricted by societal norms"

We at Lucky Swallows are utterly honoured

Vicky wanted us to say that she would be delighted to take commissions

03/02/2026

📝 Ally and I hatching plans for 2026

👀 What new colours would you like to see in spring when the real swallows start to return from Africa?

14/11/2025

There's now a blog on the website!
Go and have a look, there's two on there, one by Ally and one by Anna

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12/11/2025

Our Lucky Swallows were a hit at the , people enjoyed choosing colour combinations to suit their interior schemes

A new term was coined: the Lucky Swallow Club

Lots of new members that day 🥰

02/11/2025

You can imagine my excitement at bringing this bluebird back home to the kings Road where I misspent so much of my youth

Harris blue, Made using broken blue fish boxes collected by Scottish Coastal Clean Up Initiative, a blue box from Dornoch, and Blue Juice bottle tops we collected from Troon Beach

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02/11/2025

We recently took the Lucky Swallows on a trip to the London Design Festival! Here we are at the infamous Bibendum building

Sea Lemon, Made using broken fish boxes collected by Scottish Coastal Clean Up Initiative, and yellow pieces of broken fish box collected by me and Ally

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01/11/2025

We recently took the Lucky Swallows on a trip to the London Design Festival! Here with some cool graffiti near Old Street

Seagrass Green, Made from beach plastic collected on the islands of Eigg, Rum, Muck, Canna and Coll. Broken fish boxes collected by Scottish Coastal Clean Up Initiative, and an old green drum collected from Troon beach

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31/10/2025

We recently took the Lucky Swallows on a trip to the London Design Festival! Here we are at the

Lobster Pink, Made using broken red fish boxes from Troon harbour and Red Boxes collected by Scottish Coastal Clean Up Initiative on the West Coast of Scotland

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