Adele makes jewellery, small objects and 2D multimedia landscapes. She values practical hand making skills in the creation of her work and enjoys letting the material influence and dictate how the pieces of work evolve during production. She has become increasingly interested in pattern and texture after a trip to Iceland where she found the linear texture in the vastness of the dramatic volcanic landscape very inspiring, since then she has been exploring landscape ideas.

All the Colour are a small family business who handmake wood and sterling silver jewellery in Scotland. They are ethically minded, women owned and design led. Appreciating colours, simple designs and small things that make you happy. From recycled earrings to fabrics made from plastic bottles, they also strive to use materials that reflect their commitment to sustainability. They believe in using business to create a positive impact, proudly supporting environmental initiatives and LGBTQIA+ charities.

Andy Selmic is a Designer with a passion for working in wood, Andy creates a wide range of beautifully unique products from furniture to hand made wooden products. Including a stunning selection of totally unique hand made real wood veneer greetings cards.
All completely hand crafted in Derbyshire.

Anna Roebuck creates unique contemporary jewellery and artwork in two contrasting ranges:
Anna has been recycling plastics since 2001 and her ‘Nocean’ range builds on this experience using innovative techniques to transform recycled plastic milk bottles into bright bold colourful jewellery.
Her ‘Out of Line’ jewellery and artwork is created from etched metals and celebrates Anna’s joy of drawing, with a focus on nature and the environment.

Ash + Ember creates aromatherapy products that blend natural ingredients with purposeful
design. The work explores the relationship between scent, mood and ritual, inviting people to
pause and reconnect with themselves. Through candles, oils and sprays, Ash + Ember nurtures
wellbeing with simple, sensory experiences that inspire balance, calm and warmth in daily life

Based in Herefordshire, Phil Jackson uses traditional techniques to produce a wide variety of contemporary fretwork. His subject matter is inspired by local flora and fauna. Phil makes an extensive range of domestic ware (pot stands, spoons, serving platters, row markers, cane toppers etc), using locally sourced, repurposed hardwoods.
He has recently added a whimsical collection of swimmer themed items to the range. Everything is designed in-house and bespoke orders are considered.

Gail Kelly makes hand stitched collages using her linocuts and woodcuts printed on vintage Irish linen. Her designs are inspired by the countryside where she lives in Northern Ireland along with beautiful gardens and landscapes she sees on her travels in Britain and Ireland.
Her Linen Prints are linocuts of trees, gardens and wildlife printed on unbleached Irish linen, available framed and in mounts. She also designs and publishes Algan Arts greetings cards.

Kurinuki is an ancient Japanese technique meaning to hollow, taking a lump of clay and hollowing the middle and carving the walls.
This ancient technique is the inspiration for Amy’s ceramic work, carving from toasted stoneware clay, using the technique directly and in unison with handbuilding techniques

Every piece takes a minimum of four weeks to carve, with multiple stages of carving and drying before the firing process. A careful palette of glazes has been chosen to reflect the carved nature of the clay and Amy’s metalworking background

Based in Lincolnshire, Angela create unique mosaic jewellery and interior pieces.
Made with iridescent glass, vintage ceramics and Italian millefiori, her mosaics are
inspired by nature and folk art, creating attractive pieces to wear and for the home.
Angela’s mosaics are an exploration of selection, creating an effective and durable
solution, by picking, cutting, laying and combining materials. The pieces reacts with
their environment through the reflection of light giving an extra fascination

Minu Achrekar is a Leeds-based artist and loves to make dreamy and vibrant artworks. She has a unique process of using alcohol inks without a brush. She is inspired by the Yorkshire landscape and her travels . Nature is her inspiration and colour is her language. After years of selling in galleries and Art fairs, she now seeks to bring her creativity to household products and share her story of beauty and novelty more widely.

Bathing Beauty specialises in affordable and effective natural skincare solutions for Every Body, without Costing The Earth. Female founded by an Osteopath and Oncology Scar Therapist. The eye-catching, gender-neutral packaging and affordable price point, gets sales off to a swift start. The efficacy of the products coupled with Bathing Beauty’s eco credentials drives repeat multiple sales. Multi award winning since 2010

Whilst digging her garden, Linda kept finding all these beautiful pieces of pottery, old keys and bottles hidden in the soil like pieces of treasure. This inspired her to create a range of assemblage and jewellery drawing on her love of folk art and French automata.
The garden and its inhabitants have become a rich source of inspiration for her soldered patinated copper assemblages.