Rebecca Christian creates highly detailed, original watercolour illustrations inspired by British wildlife, heritage and symbolism. Her artwork is transformed into a distinctive range of art prints, greeting cards, scarves, jewellery and homeware, designed to create meaningful, story-led gifts.
Each piece is professionally printed and ethically produced under Rebecca’s creative direction, then carefully hand-finished in her studio.
Her collections celebrate British identity and nature, featuring iconic motifs such as the Welsh Dragon, Liverpool Liver Bird, English Rose, Welsh Daffodil, Scottish Thistle and Irish Shamrock — connecting customers to place, memory and tradition through beautifully crafted design.

Rogers Ink is the greeting cards publishing house established by artist Carolyn Hird-Rogers in 2010. The images and inspiration for these collections are found in the beautiful Yorkshire countryside. Original wildlife illustrations are printed over unique mono-print collage to create truly one-off designs and over flat colour blocks for more contemporary notecard boxes.
Larger 2D framed and 3D vessels collage landscapes are available for gallery exhibitions.

Ruby Jones designs and creates distinctive jewellery using the heritage skills of hand beadweaving and embroidery to create both every day and statement and occasion pieces.

Her work incorporates her love of texture and colour combines Japanese seed beads, Czech glass and hand dyed silk. Each piece is designed and made in her home studio, and is designed to be worn and loved.

Ruth Makes Jewellery is the work of Ruth Sutcliffe and Jez Coates. Their jewellery captures a snapshot of characters who live amongst them, both indoors and in the dramatic West Yorkshire Pennine landscape. Humour and a bit of drama can be found in this unique hand sawn or individually sand cast jewellery. It is made from recycled sterling silver and where required is hallmarked at Birmingham Assay Office.

Sally handcrafts a range of decorative birds and animals, bowls, jewellery and larger pieces of glass art. Graduating from Edinburgh College of Art, Sally was an accomplished silver jeweller before falling in love with glass. She now combines her metalwork and glass expertise to create pieces inspired by the natural world, especially by the colours of the seas off the west coast of Scotland. All Sally’s work is handcrafted in her workshop just outside Edinburgh.

Neurodivergent artist Sara Hood creates work to promote acceptance and knowledge of neurodiversity.
The use of many different clay bodies symbolises the diversity of our society. The rabbit and sometimes other prey animals appear as a central agent referencing the fight or flight response which is prevalent in many neurodiverse conditions.
Neurodiversity adds a richness to the weave of our species and its cultures, it should be held dear and celebrated in all its forms.

Redcurrant Glass was established in 2001 and offers a range of Fused Glass and Original Water Colour Designs. All are pieces are handmade by Glass Artist Karen Redmayne in her Lancashire based Studio.
She produces a collection of Fused Glass and watercolour designs inspired by British coastal towns and Rural landscapes of the North of England. Pieces range from Gift tokens, Flower sticks, Wall art, Original watercolours, Limited Edition Prints and Greetings Cards.

Rosimorosi is a UK based surface pattern design and illustration studio. Using her own method of digitally merging sketches, doodles, pattern and hand-drawn textures, Rosimorosi achieves rich colour, interesting textures and depth. Artwork is playful and vibrant often featuring floral motifs, animals and birds together with abstract elements. Rosimorosi offers greetings cards and prints, alongside a striking range of wearable art products including aluminium cuff bracelets, earrings and brooches plus clocks, tea towels and coasters.

Tracy Connell designs handmade jewellery in Yorkshire from salvaged components and vintage ephemera. Passionate about recycling, she loves to repurpose broken or forgotten treasures into something new – many pieces are unique due to the nature of the elements involved. She studied at art college in the 1980s and was a graphic artist and studio manager for many years. She is now found creating jewellery in her garden workshop. Her work is stocked by galleries across the UK.

She is a print making jewellery designer based in Yorkshire.
Using her own artwork and photography she follows the sublimation printing method. Painting or producing digital images with heat transfer inks and pigments she then uses a heat press to print directly onto aluminium. She then cuts, forms and polishes each piece. The nature of this printing process means each necklace, ring or pair of earrings is totally unique.

Salt Weave Studio creates high-end woven blankets made in Yorkshire, rooted in traditional
textile values and contemporary design. Woven in Yorkshire mills using 100% merino
lambswool, each piece is carefully finished by hand in the studio. The work reflects a quiet,
enduring approach to making — thoughtful textiles designed for warmth, comfort, and everyday
living.

Sarah Jane Brown is an established artist creating sculptures from recycled metals, wood, and
newsprint.

Each sculpture is individually handmade.
The metal is rusted and weathered by nature’s elements, and assembled with love and attention given
to the smallest details.
Themes are of the simple narratives: Homes & Gardens, Birds & Trees, Boats sailing on the ocean
with the smallest of fish and a dropped anchor.
Each sculpture tells a visual story still to unfold.....