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Through contemporary stitched jewellery and textiles, I explore the multiple associations of objects, the process of making, and the practise of archiving.
My jewellery pieces are each unique. They suggest ceremony through symbolic forms and mysticism through simultaneously conflicting associations.
London born, Emma Pattullo (nee Croker Poole) studied ceramics at Bristol (1990-93) before moving to Aberdeenshire in '94, where she now lives and works from her studio/gallery in Torphins.
Nothing can be more satisfying than creating a work of art from a piece of wood, it can be very therapeutic and rewarding. It is also nice to have a challenge, when asked to create something to a customers specification. The items I have created vary from Wooden Pens to Salt and Pepper sets.
I try to use native woods from Scotland such as Oak,Sycamore, Beech, and again if requested
will use other types.
Esdee Designs specialise in personalised handpainted ceramics and bespoke tiles. Esdee Designs use earthernware with various techniques to produce unique pieces.
We organise and host Arts, Crafts and Food Events in beautiful venues around the North and North-East of Scotland
An avid feltmaker and textile artist, experimental, passionate and inspired by nature. Creates each pieces using locally produced fibres, Clay and other mediums.
Sculptor of small creatures, comic and characterful, made in polymer clay or ceramics.
Fife Contemporary Art and Craft runs a contemporary visual art and craft programme from its office in St Andrews Town Hall.
Traditional, contemporary pottery. Cups, mugs, plates, bowls, vases, teapots, jugs, storage jars, etc., as well as one off sculptural pieces. Ceramics of uniqueness and individuality. Blues, turquoises and greens are our hallmark. All our ceramics are made on the premises and fired in a gas reduction kiln.
Fiona's sculptural vessels are physical, expressive of geological processes and embedded with Scottish clays she digs up. Each is unique. Fiona's work can be bought and commissioned from her web-site and from gallery exhibitions.
Fiona runs mobile pottery classes, workshops and projects for adults and children in schools, hospitals and community settings.