Nancy Clare Creative offers a colourful collection of art, cards and stationery - all designed in the UK by local Yorkshire artist, Nancy McCarthy. Nancy's work explores nature, cycles and cosmic patterns mixing digital art with traditional painting methods. Colourful and uplifting work.

Nat Deane is a Yorkshire-based fine artist and illustrator creating handmade ceramic wall art, jewellery, and tableware. Inspired by the British countryside, her work features domestic animals, birds, and hounds. Every piece is crafted completely by hand, making it entirely unique. Each ceramic artwork is individually painted and screen-printed, offering buyers a truly 'one-off' statement piece—whether designed for the wall or worn as a unique adornment.

Niamh is a ceramic designer/maker based in Leeds, specialising in porcelain. Her
work explores the relationship between form, colour, and pattern. Each piece is
unique due the nature of her slip casting process. The work is high fired, glazed on
the inside and sanded on the outside to create a satin smooth surface. Niamh aims
to create a cohesive voice across her collections, each piece is thoughtfully designed
to bring joy to the everyday.

Och Vegan is a Glasgow-based skincare brand creating handmade, plant-powered products
using essential oils and natural ingredients. Founded by Magdalena and Remi, the brand blends
traditional soap-making with a modern, design-led approach. Each product is crafted in small
batches with a focus on gentle, effective care for sensitive skin, while prioritising sustainability,
cruelty-free practices, and low-waste packaging.

Paguro Upcycle is a sustainable design brand transforming discarded materials into handcrafted accessories and jewellery. Working with independent artisans, each piece is created using reclaimed resources such as bicycle chains, inner tubes, army tents, tyres and skateboard. Rooted in circular design and cultural storytelling, the brand celebrates craftsmanship, reduces waste, and offers unique, ethical alternatives to conventional fashion.

Phil is a painter working and living in Hebden Bridge on his houseboat on the Rochdale Canal. He specialises in atmospheric Landscapes and Seascapes. He mainly uses acrylic paints and a range of mixed mediums to create pieces which evoke the senses and an emotional response to times and places, both remembered and imagined. He spends as much time as possible in the surrounding countryside, woods, moorlands and coastal areas, taking many photographs for reference and to form the basis of future work. Phil always begins with a textured surface which informs his process and the character of each piece. He prefers to paint on board, and rarely does a piece end up looking anything like the initial inspiration or intended subject, working more intuitively as each piece develops.

Naomi Neale is a British Wildlife artist, working mainly in watercolour. She employs a range of techniques to create a painting that feels energetic and fluid, while also conveying the distinct personality of the subject.
Original works and prints are available, alongside gift items, such as greetings cards, mugs, coasters, cushion covers and tote bags.

Ng is the work of metalsmith & jeweller Nettie Birch. Nettie started her practice after being made redundant from the printing ink industry, using her problem-solving background to explore the limits of material and technique. Nettie uses fold-forming to make jewellery pieces in silver and copper and homewares in copper or pewter. She also utilises the far older skill of hand raising to create vessels from copper, exploring the vast range of colours created by patination.

Behind Nimanoma is the artist, designer and maker, Naomi Southon. She creates jewellery ranges influenced by her background in biology. The forms and intricate details found in nature have always inspired her and are illustrated in much of her artwork and photography. By manipulating images of her larger artwork and embedding it in a dome of resin, and embellishing with colourful tiny glass beads Naomi creates unique, wearable art. Her work carries through it colour and detail, often from a microscopic perspective.

Ocre natural dye studio is nestled along the towpath in a converted weaving mill between Marsden and Slaithwaite in West Yorkshire, a place steeped in rich textile history. Textile artist, Kayleigh Davis has been hand dyeing silk artworks and pieces using foraged and grown natural pigments since 2018 using a range of techniques including steaming, bundling, scattering and painting dyes to create layered one-of-a-kind pieces for art and textile lovers alike.

Gloriously patterned gifts and accessories inspired by nature, handcrafted using traditional methods of print-making, freestyle pyrography and a combination of mixed media. All pieces feature original artwork and designs by Textile Surface Designer Laura Dobson. Laura applies her designs to wooden gifts, textile accessories, greetings and ceramic decor with an aim to bring delight, and unique pieces that give a focus to pattern, colour and sharing a love of nature through crafted techniques.

Stunning handmade colourful jewellery made from photographs transposed onto recycled aluminium with Sterling Silver findings. David is proud to be stocked by Kew Gardens and the Yorkshire Sculpture Park and many leading independent galleries and gift shops.
Having worked in nature conservation for over 25 years and a passion for photography it gives David huge satisfaction to bring this together in his unique jewellery.
Photofinish Jewellery. Celebrating nature at its best!