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.....

Seven Hands is a free motion embroidery artist who combines needle felting, wet felting and up-cycling to create unique landscapes full of colour, texture and light, with the occasional creature. Her work is inspired by particular moments she captures with her camera whilst walking. Each piece is full of the little details and atmosphere of those moments, and shows the deep connection and attachment she has for the Yorkshire landscape.
Her original landscapes are transformed into beautiful greetings cards for all occasions and seasons.

Emine Thompson is the maker behind Silverkupe, an independent jewellery studio in Newcastle. She creates contemporary designs using recycled silver and gold, producing limited-edition collections as well as bespoke pieces. With a background in 3D modelling and experience in techniques such as metal clay, enamelling and wax carving, Emine combines craftsmanship with creativity. Each piece is thoughtfully designed to celebrate individuality and sustainability, offering jewellery that is both timeless and personal.

Snug Aromatics are a Yorkshire based wellbeing brand making, by hand a wide range of
aromatherapy products including home fragrance, body and bath products, a dog grooming
range and an eco- cleaning range.
All Snug products are eco- friendly, vegan friendly and cruelty free.
Snug founder, Mo, has over 25 years’ experience as an aromatherapist and has created
products that not only smell wonderful, but have therapeutic benefits also.

STOP. Jewellery is fun, unique and interactive. Playfully made by encapsulating mixed media, it offers bold, yet lightweight, statement pieces that are designed to attract attention.

Studio Ditto is a new sustainable design brand transforming waste into function and form. Working with reclaimed materials from UK businesses—upholstery, climbing ropes, tents, and even linoleum flooring—they create limited-edition bags and jewellery that merge sustainability with contemporary design.
Each design reflects a commitment to reimagining discarded materials as stylish, functional objects, offering a playful yet purposeful response to overproduction and waste in fashion and
accessories.

Since moving to Yorkshire from London in 2008 Sarah has been inspired by the breath-taking Yorkshire countryside and in particular how the colours and textures of the trees change across the year. Sarah’s passion is painting trees and landscapes, a lot of which are painted onto sheets of glass. When painting on glass Sarah paints everything in reverse, painting things in the foreground first then layering the paint from behind. This means she is almost painting blindly and has to keep turning the glass over to review the progress and how to continue with the painting.

Silver Birch Cards creates and publishes greeting cards that celebrate the quiet beauty of art and nature. They publish work by 20 different artists in a variety of styles. These cards are enjoyed by art galleries, bookshops, visitor centres, museums and a growing family of independent retailers. Every card is printed on recycled board using vegetable-based inks. Packaging is completely plastic-free, with custom designed paper bands securing each card. Sustainable, beautiful, and kind to the planet.

Gina is a glass artist making one-off lampwork beads. Her stylised flora and fauna designs bring together fun and colour to make collectable miniature decorations. She combines her glass beads with copper to make individual flower stems, sold in a small porcelain vase also made by her.

Her love of colour has also led Gina to make contemporary glass bead jewellery that is easy to wear, adaptable and unique.

Speckl. is a handmade homeware studio founded by Kate, based in the Scottish Borders.
Inspired by the surrounding landscape, each piece is thoughtfully designed and individually crafted using sustainable, responsibly sourced materials with a focus on quality.
Produced in small batches, Speckl. creates practical homeware with personality made slowly, made to last, and never mass-produce.

Studio 23 ceramics is an independent jewellery brand run by Gaby from her Manchester studio. Our collection of handmade porcelain jewellery is designed to bring colour and joy to everyday wear.
Inspired by simple forms and vibrant glazes, the jewellery pieces celebrate the spirit of summer. Each piece is thoughtfully crafted to be lightweight, playful, and effortlessly stylish. Perfect for adding a pop of colour to everyday outfits or for gifting something thoughtful and unique.

That Northern Printer is a Lancashire-based artist working entirely with non-digital, hand-crafted printmaking. Using traditional processes to make lino, screen, and cyanotype prints. Creating tactile
works that draw from nature and foraged botanicals. Prints use pressed plants to produce unique organic impressions, while their Lino and screen prints emphasise texture, layering, and slow, deliberate
making. Each piece is individually handcrafted, celebrating the material presence and the quiet beauty of nature.