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Francesca Flynn is an award-winning jewellery designer maker. She graduated from Glasgow School of Art in 2012 and is currently practicing as Artist in Residence.
I make decorative glass items at my workshop in bladnoch. These include stained glass (windows, panels, and lamps), slumped glass ( bowls, plates, candlelights and tableware) and fused glass (clocks, panels and jewellery). I am inspired by nature and by the materials themselves.
I consider myself fortunate to be able to spend my working time in a way that I thoroughly enjoy.
Geoff designs and makes unique high quality wooden jewellery, bangles and combs, which he have come to refer to as "adornment in wood".
Inspired by her love of geometric pattern, 3-dimensional forms and modern culture, her jewellery designs place intricate detailing at the heart of the collections. Her passion for working with high quality materials and processes is integral to the evolution of Georgia’s stylish design aesthetic.
Gill has always been interested in decorative crafts and makes glass homeware and jewellery as well as pure wool hand knotted rugs. She works from her home on the Isle of Mull and sells her work through small galleries and retailers on Mull in Oban, Prestwick, Glasgow and London.
In her studio in the picturesque village of Kincardine Gourlay Jenkins designs and makes her unique jewellery. Each piece of individually hand crafted fused glass beautifully complements the hand-woven Harris Tweed on which it is presented.
Gourlay's creations give new life to this ancient fabric. Jewellery using Harris Tweed has never been done before. Gourlay also creates sports gear such as the “ Mitt Witt” this is a golf trolley mitt for those cold days on the golf course - pretty much essential all year around in Scotland.
Gracefield Arts Centre in Dumfries in South West Scotland has been holding exhibitions of local, national and international art and craft since 1951.
There is a changing programme of contemporary art and craft exhibitions and also regular exhibitions of selected work from the permanent collection of paintings and drawings by Scottish artists and others who have strong connections to the region.
The Arts Centre welcomes all visitors to enjoy its exhibitions, craft shop, café and spacious grounds. For those that enjoy the hands on approach there is a wide range of art and craft activities for adults and children.
Graham Stewart, designer gold and silversmith has been running his workshop and gallery in Dunblane since 1978. He and his small team of highly skilled craftsmen produce the hand wrought silver using traditional techniques. His designs are clean-lined, innovative and sculptural and his range includes high profile presentation pieces to fine quality functional silverware such as candlesticks, jugs, spoons, tumbler cups, bowls, quaichs, etc. He also produces a range of fine gold and silver jewellery. Graham made the "Three Honours " sculpture for the Scottish Parliament which was presented by Her Majesty the Queen at the opening of Holyrood.
There are beautiful things being made all over the uk and our aim is to source them for you. We showcase gorgeous work from artists we admire, handmade not manufactured.