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Avesha DeWolfe~ Spiral Tide Pottery
Avesha's functional & sculptural ceramics are heavily influenced by the colours, movement, & creatures of the Sea.
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Barney Brown Designs
All the pieces that I produce are from locally sourced or locally found materials they all have a functional yet contemporary edge in a wide range of materials and techniques that marry together to form interesting objects.
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Be Seated
Bespoke Furniture Makers and Upholsterers
Be Seated combine classic and contemporary styling with traditional furniture making and upholstery techniques to create timeless designs for any living environment. As well as making our own designs and bespoke pieces, we sympathetically restore classic furniture, specialising in mid-century modern design.
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Beadbabies
I'm a lampworker producing glass beads at my home studio, I sell my beads and jewellery made using my own beads.
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Beary Tales
Lynn Smith is a teddy bear artist and restorer, who currently works full time as an office supervisor in a local GP practice.
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Beaverhall Art Studios
Edinburgh's newest studio complex is home to a diverse range of over 20 artists, designers, makers, photographers and creative businesses.
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Ben Murdock Ceramics
Ben Murdock works in Coburg House Studios, Edinburgh. He graduated from Edinburgh College of Art with a postgraduate degree in Design and Applied Arts in 2003.
Murdock’s contemporary, ceramic ornaments are primarily slipcast and fired to earthenware temperatures. He enjoys using a variety of techniques and is work is informed by his passion for collecting mundane objects.Location:
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Beth Legg
My pieces explore ideas of the embedded object and memory. The found objects I use are metaphors for recovered memory – forms of association and representation. I see these materials as artefacts which have a powerful relationship with the environment I have taken them from. I use objects which pull away from their environments acting as signifiers of residual memory.
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Beverley Hutton Moore
Beverley is a designer/jeweller/silversmith producing hand raised beakers, bowls and jewellery in precious metals using precious and semi preciuos stones. She is also a part time lecturer at Gray School of Art and self-employed jewellery tutor.
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