Lucille Scott is a sculptor working mainly in metal whilst adding colour using glass and ceramics to create colourful sculptures for the home and garden. Her work is inspired by nature and her love for dance and music. The appeal of working with metal for Lucille lies in the fluidity of the material whilst hot allowing amazing flowing forms to be created.

Inspired by the wild mountains and oceans of the West Coast of Scotland, and the beautiful Yorkshire countryside, Lorna makes stoneware pots for people seeking space and calm. Pots to be held, used and enjoyed.
Lorna is trained in fine art, experimental textiles and ceramics. Moving with the rhythms and seasons of family life Lorna creates pots which are imbued with the joy and calm she finds at her potter’s wheel.

Lucy is a Yorkshire-born artist based in the Calder Valley, known for their love of bright colours and bold shapes. Their work is a vivid reflection of their surroundings, shaped by rave culture and a youth immersed in music, art, and dance. This influence brings an energy and nostalgia that runs through their distinctive style.
They are especially drawn to buildings, with a fascination for historical architecture and the ways our industrial past has shaped the landscapes and towns around us. Their artwork explores these connections, celebrating the character and stories embedded in familiar places.
Every piece is hand-drawn and printed locally, forming a growing collection of giclée fine art prints and home décor.

As Maggie Magoo Designs, artist Carole Fenwick works from her home studio in West Yorkshire, creating colourful, pattern filled designs, which are applied to textiles, greetings cards and gifts. Her work is inspired by the natural world and folk art, with flowers, foliage, animals & insects featuring throughout her designs. Carole is celebrating 10 years in business this year.
Her work is stocked in independent shops & galleries in the UK and around the world.

Mark designs jewellery for men and women using a range of materials, he creates unique work consisting largely of ‘one off’ pieces. Inspiration comes from abstract shapes, signs, symbols and elements encountered in the environment. He combines steel, titanium, silver and gold developing pieces of work featuring colourful diamonds.
His work is the result of a continually evolving creative process where design decisions are often made in the heat of the moment at the bench.

Mary is a studio potter making hand thrown porcelain tableware and votives. She setup her studio in 2008 and has created her well established range of heart shaped pieces and a range incorporating sea decorations. The hallmark of her work is elegant simplicity, gorgeous throwing rings and a range of sea inspired colours or cream with black trickle rims or gold lustre. Mary’s work is beautifully tactile and designed to be functional.

Based in Hexham, Northumberland, Clare Edwin is the designer and maker behind jewellery brand LollaMac. Clare specialises in sterling silver and mixed metal jewellery, handcrafting each piece individually. Much of her inspiration comes from nature, its textures and colours lending themselves perfectly to the earthy metal tones which feature so heavily in her work. With its understated style and signature combinations of sterling silver, copper and brass, the LollaMac collection contains jewellery for any occasion.

Louise Crookenden-Johnson creates wonderfully playful, happy, and hopeful ceramics.
Louise rekindled her artistic fire, returning to pottery in her 40s. Her work is inspired by the children’s programs and books from childhood, and her breezy style of illustrations using majolica techniques focuses on birds, animals, and Pet Portraits.

Lucy Ridges is a visual artist and photographer based in Macclesfield, specialising in analogue
photography and mixed media. Over the past decade her work has focused on the representation of
the female form through experimental photographic processes such as cyanotype printing, multiple
exposures, photopolymer gravure and hand colouring. Her work explores the relationship between
the human body, nature, and the cosmos, embracing the tactile and unpredictable qualities of these
analogue processes

Maria’s work invites you into her world of highly stylised watercolours. Her inspiration comes from the landscapes of her native Scotland to the ancient Meadows of England and all the gardens, parks and pavements in-between, and together with elements inspired by the Arts & Crafts, Celtic and Moorish designs, she hopes that her re-imagined view of nature will help us to connect with it, and pay tribute to its beauty

Amanda and Graham Cope are a creative couple crafting meaningful jewellery through their brand MarMoo. Their collection features original patterns and custom-designed pieces made from ethically sourced wood, recycled acrylic, pineapple leather, and sterling silver. Inspired by living on the Isle of Wight and personal storytelling, each piece is thoughtfully presented in eco-conscious packaging that doubles as display. Their work blends sustainability, romance, and artistry—offering buyers a tactile connection to love, nature, and design.

Matt Reeves Furniture creates bespoke, handcrafted furniture made from locally sourced hardwoods, using traditional woodworking techniques. Each piece is shaped and finished by hand, with a focus on simple, calm forms that highlight the natural character of the wood. The work aims to create furniture that feels quiet, tactile, and made to last.