The Little Silver Tree of Hope Whisky Activated charcoal has been used

Activated charcoal has been used around the world for generations as a digestive aid and is both tasteless and water soluble allowing it to be easily added to a diet

Originally designed in the 1930s for miners working the Mesabi Iron Range in Minnesota

as they cover the holes and play different notes

Launched by Raymond Evison at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show in 2013

The Little Silver Tree of Hope Whisky Activated charcoal has been usedStanding majestically against a painted steel backboard, the 'Little Silver Tree of Hope' epitomises the illustrious nature of our Cotswold surroundings. A majority of Townsends work heralds the artists particular love of indigenous trees, using steel to amplify the romanticism found within the unpredictable twists and bends of the branches.