Nicola of Clevedon Clay, produces white earthenware ceramics featuring real flower and plant imprints in clay, from the gardens and hedgerows of the Somerset countryside. Once made, the functional pieces - predominantly vases and bowls, are meticulously hand painted with ceramic underglazes and finished with a clear glaze. The botanical imprints shown on the work featuring the changing seasons of the year from spring snowdrops and bluebells, to winter holly and mistletoe

Connie Rose Designs is a collection of statement, handmade jewellery by South Lanarkshire based designer/maker - Alison Sinclair-Macsween. There are several ranges including the Classic Range (using semi-precious stones, all fully adjustable making the perfect gift), Infinity Range (using original pieces of artwork) and the new Button Range (adding a pop of colour to any outfit, in a lightweight design). Each piece created is truly unique.

Yorkshire based sculptor David Cooke has been a professional wildlife artist since graduating in 1992 from Leeds Metropolitan University. He has always been inspired by the shapes and patterns within the natural world and sculpted in a wide range of media and styles. David’s ‘Orang Utan’ won ‘overall runner up’ at the 2017 ‘Wildlife Artist Of The Year’, and he has exhibited at some of the major UK art shows.

Donna Cheshire is a contemporary textiles artist, based in Newcastle. She
combines her love of colour and texture with a passion for walking and
experiencing the British landscape, particularly the wild flowers, hills and
coastline. Engaging with the landscape, using notes and sketches taken on
location results in powerfully evocative textile art. Donna stitches images of a
particular time and place, conjuring the mood boosting benefits of the natural
environment with cloth and thread.

Ellie is an independent printmaker based in West Yorkshire. She produces fine line, etching prints inspired by the natural floral, fauna and landscapes that surround her, she has a keen interest in wildflowers. With a range of high quality greetings cards and wrapping papers along with notebooks and calendars inspired by her artwork Ellie aims to bring a printmaking process not often seen and the nature that inspires her into people’s homes.

Louise Ellwood Parker is a painter of creatures. From her studio in the small village of Silverdale, Louise specialises in painting birds and mammals of the UK. She captures the unique features and
personalities of each species often with humour.
Original artworks often painted on reclaimed materials are transformed into a range of paper-based stationery. Her current range of products includes, greeting cards, prints, notelets, notebooks, wooden brooches, bookmarks, badges and magnets.

Connie studied at Henley College. Her Passion is Animal Sculpture, also enjoys ceramics

Meet Chloe, a modern mother expertly juggling housework, a career and everything else life throws at her.
Crap Day Ceramics illustrates the life of the modern-day mum, tearing her hair out trying to meet daily deadlines.
Inspired by the way the ancient Greeks illustrated aspects of life on their urns and Amphorae, Crap Day Ceramics uses the character Chloe, to acknowledge and empathise with women today, having to do it all.

Diane is an established Designer / Maker working with screen printed and hand painted textiles, supplying galleries and design shops for many years
On show will be her exclusive range of one-off silk velvet scarves in a myriad of rich and sumptuous colourways, inspired by natural and geometric forms.
New additions to the range include two-tone infinity scarves and a new collection of greetings cards and giclee prints.

Like many, Elaine can spend delightful hours on a beach, head down, tail up, seeking out those pebble treasures catching her eye.
Graphic stripes, interesting inclusions, the serenity of perfect grey ovals. Recreating pebbles in polymer clay engages the artistic mind, observing, interpreting, mastering some technique and embracing an element of unpredictability.
Elaine arranges her pebbles into jewellery, attending to the balance of shape and colour. Jewellery as unique as the pebbles on a beach.

Lisa of Ellul Ceramics creates hand built ceramic vessels, forms and botanical wall art from her studio in the beautiful Peak District. Her love of nature and fascination with the beautiful natural structures, textures and imagery found in rock formations, plants and seed pods inspires her ceramics. Each piece is totally unique.

Elm Tree Botanicals is an independent fragrance brand based in the beautiful Yorkshire Dales. Its mission is to produce hand crafted luxury gifts with fragrances inspired by the natural world. Their botanical themed products are lovingly made with carefully blended premium fragrance oils and plant based natural wax.

The product range includes candles in 3 sizes, reed diffusers, hand wash and hand & body lotions. There are 11 subtle, complex, and authentic fragrances which can be seasonally themed into curated gift collections.