Kate Doherty is the sole designer maker behind Mauralen - fused glass artist. Kate makes pretty and practical, colourful and quirky fused glass art in frames, wooden stands and window hangings, all from her home studio in Scotland. Kate loves making art of many styles and revels in using every colour she can! Kate’s wholesale range is all in wooden stands and each and every piece is handmade or drawn by Kate herself from design to completion!

Mia runs Mijoux Jewellery, a Salisbury-based studio where traditional goldsmithing meets contemporary flair. Inspired by the organic rhythms of nature and the intricate ancient cultures, Mia transforms recycled silver and vibrant enamel into wearable art.
Each piece offers a sustainable take on "affordable luxury." By blending time-honoured techniques with a passion for bold colour, Mia creates unique, empowering jewellery designed to celebrate individual identity and be cherished for generations to come.

Evie Milo’s jewellery explores the rare beauty of historic silver. She breathes new life into forgotten antique silverware, transforming it into wearable art.
Each piece - whether a ring formed from a spoon stem, a pendant crafted from a spoon bowl, or a charm cast directly from antique silverware - is carefully shaped to highlight its original details, textures, and history, creating jewellery that carries a story of craftsmanship and allows people to wear a little piece of history today

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.

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.

Megan Carter is a West Yorkshire based Surface Pattern Designer known for her colourful, stylised patterns.
Focusing on sustainability, she creates a combination of hand printed and digitally printed fabric designs using eco printing inks and certified organic fabrics to ensure that each piece is as environmentally conscious as it is beautiful.
Her collection of lifestyle accessories and homewares are made in small batches supporting local makers and circular design.

Textile designer from Yorkshire, Millicent Sanders knits on industrial machines with
dead-stock yarns to develop fabrics which are applied to fashion, furniture and footwear
products. Championing craft and textile heritage while striving for innovation in sustain
able design. Colour is key. Working with dead-stock means that colours are often not
reproducible. Millicent Sanders loves colour and sees this as an exciting opportunity to
express individuality and craft couture

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.

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 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 her artwork. By manipulating images of her larger artwork and embedding it in 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.

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.