The Three Capes takes us across spectacular views of Cape Pillar, Cape Hauy and Cape Raoul. Sheer granite drops, windswept tea tree and banksia, mist rolling over a constant sea — the Three Capes hike in Lutruwita/Tasmania is captured here in a series of lino prints by founder Emily Wright. An earthy mini collection of kantha quilt, quilt cover, pillowcases and sheets, made to bring that wild coastal feeling home.

Walking Australia's tallest sea cliffs, the meditative rhythm of the trail let the landscape seep in. Emily ventured with family and friends, with days of unhurried walking that became memories worth holding onto. Back on the mainland, she turned them into lino, a medium that complements this particular landscape. The press and pull of the carving, the contrast of ink on paper, the boldness of mark-making: something in it matched the stark beauty of the Cape.

The Three Capes collection includes a kantha quilt, quilt cover, pillowcases and sheets in two lino prints, Tea Tree and Khaki Waves. Printed onto soft organic cotton percale, the quilt cover features Tea Tree on the front, inspired by the flowering coastal tea tree Emily walked through, and Khaki Waves on the reverse where the wild ocean, ever-present on the trail. The kantha quilt is hand-stitched using traditional kantha technique, with all parts made from Fair Trade cotton in Jaipur, India.

Follow the picture journal below — trip photos, works in progress and the lino prints in the making.