Timber Tale Founded in Glasgow by Soheila Azadi

Timber Tale has officially been founded in Glasgow, Scotland by Soheila Azadi — a handmade wooden gift and décor brand created around story, feeling, memory, and meaning.

Built from the belief that objects can carry more than function, Timber Tale creates wooden pieces designed to feel personal. Each piece begins with an idea, a feeling, or a small story before it becomes something shaped by hand.

Glasgow is a fitting home for Timber Tale. The city has long been known for creativity, culture, and independent artistic expression — a place where stories, craft, and character naturally belong.

For Soheila Azadi, Timber Tale is not simply about selling wooden objects. It is about creating pieces that help people remember something, feel something, or gift something with deeper meaning.

The brand’s early collection brings together handmade wooden designs inspired by love, memory, imagination, nature, and quiet emotional moments. From symbolic characters to meaningful decorative pieces, each creation is designed to hold a story of its own.

Timber Tale exists for people who want more than ordinary décor. It is for those who believe the objects we keep close should feel warm, thoughtful, and personal.

As the brand grows, Timber Tale will continue to share the stories behind each piece — from the first feeling, to the sketch, to the wood, to the finished creation.

This is the beginning of Timber Tale.

A handmade wooden story, born in Glasgow.

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For Soheila Azadi, Timber Tale began with a simple belief:

that the objects we keep close to us should feel personal.

Not rushed.
Not empty.
Not made without meaning.

Every Timber Tale piece begins with a feeling, a memory, or a quiet story before it becomes something shaped by hand.

Created in Glasgow, Timber Tale is more than a collection of wooden objects — it is an invitation to slow down, feel something genuine, and surround yourself with things that carry warmth, story, and soul.

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“Some objects stay with us for reasons beyond function.
I wanted Timber Tale to create pieces that feel remembered, not simply owned.”
— Soheila Azadi