CHRISTMAS MAKERS’ MARKET

SUSANNAH MITCHELL

Susannah Mitchell is a natural dyer and grower from Padstow. Her practice focuses on process-driven, slower and more sustainable methodology led by locally sourced materials – wool from Cornwall and Devon and plants from her own garden.

JOIN

Join is an award winning, ethical brand creating sustainable handcrafted luxury home fragrance, and bath and body products using essential oils and organic, plant-based ingredients from its studio in Cornwall.

MELISSA HAMPSON-SMITH

Melissa Hampson-Smith is an environmental multidisciplinary artist. Working with woods, grown in her own tiny St Ives garden, found materials and recycled precious metals she creates wearable sculptures and talismans, Objet d’art for the home, paintings, and drawings.

LAUREN WEBB SIGNWRITER

Lauren Webb is a traditional signwriter based in Penryn, Cornwall. Her work combines traditional methods and contemporary colours to create original, hand-painted designs. Her most recent collection is inspired by narrowboat artwork and Victorian gold leaf styles.

ISAAC F PATRICK

Having always been interested in trees and woodland management, Isaac began turning bowls when he was 14. Now aged 16, he uses locally sourced green ash, sycamore, willow and elm to complete individual pieces over a number of weeks.

SILVER SAPLING JEWELLERY

Inspired by the natural landscape of Penwith, everything is handcrafted from their small studio in Penzance using silver, gold and enamel.

AMELIA FULTON

Amelia is an Australian artist working with ceramics, paint, illustration, and relief printing. Amelia uses her art as a method for exploration and observation, focusing primarily on natural intricacies of flora and fauna with layers of mythology and history embedded in her works.

RITUAL STUDIO

Ritual Studio is a very small brand making one-off brass and silver jewellery, sometimes adding leather, using the ancient method of lost wax casting which creates organic and bodily shapes.  Pieces are made in their home studio, amongst the rituals of daily life and children, and are made to be worn to adorn you in your daily rituals.

MADELEINE KEMSLEY

Madeleine’s work combines the subtly disparate fields of folk art and postmodernism. She balances this contrast by mixing traditional techniques, such as embroidery, and contemporary styles. The result is art that feels playful yet classic. She uses a range of media including lino, screen printing and appliqué but embroidery is her specialism. All works are created and manufactured in her studio in Cornwall, using sustainable production methods

Also attending:

MABLE & MERRYN

CARNWEAR

RAZMAKER

MOY

FIERCE FLORA