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Handthrown functional and decorative stoneware, colourful glazes reflecting the countryside.
Working with Hallmarked sterling silver and handpicked semi precious stone, my work is influenced by Pictish and Celtic designs which were inspired by nature. I have focussed on plant life; the spirals of ferns and vines, stylised leaves and patterned and textured silver to imitate stone and bark.
Silvermeadows is an exciting new workshop/studio owned by Eve Smith making handcrafted jewellery from mixed media metals.
I design jewellery out of different & special shaped gemstones. Also Jewellery using various fossils, and various meteorites.
A graduate of the Edinburgh College of Art, Simon Muir is a professional designer with over twenty-years experience making bespoke pieces of furniture.
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Jack is a maker of fine bespoke furniture from Scottish hardwoods. His 'look' is highly distinctive - a combination of subtle curves, tall tapers and book-matched symmetry.
I am a ceramics student as the Glasgow School of Art. I mainly use hand-building methods with some slip-cast aspects. I am particularly interested in the interplay and of different clay bodies within a piece. I also like to experiment with surface decoration, using slip, scraffito and screen printed decal transfers.
Siobhan Lawson design and makes luxurious textile crafts.
Her extravagant designs range from fashion additions such as collars and aprons to highly decorative craft items like her spoons and irons. She uses labour intensive methods of working such as hand dyeing, printing and stitching to achieve products with both a high level of craftsmanship and innovation.
Skyeworks Gallery supports local artists, crafters and makers, and offers art and craft workshops and courses daily. Open all year.
Using only locally sourced timber Susan designs and produces bespoke furniture from a workshop just outside Edinburgh. Most pieces are made to commission and Susan enjoys the collaborative process of bringing clients’ ideas to reality.