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Rob Mulholland, a contemporary Scottish artist based in Stirlingshire, Scotland, has created this unique collection of hand crafted metal bowls. Each piece is individually coloured and patterned by applying heat over the surface of the metal. A full range of his work is available in galleries throughout the U.K.
The pottery is in an extension at the back of the Craft Shop where on most days you can see Rob working: pugging clay, throwing a pot on the wheel, glazing or packing a kiln. This is a working pottery specializing in hand thrown, oven to tableware and commissioned pieces. The decoration consists of glazes in blues, greens, browns, oatmeal and white in various combinations to give a wide range of choice. Our pottery is used and is exclusive to our Restaurant next door.
Stoneware firing to 1300c, salt graze and reduced stoneware.
Vessels for ritual and sacred spaces. Mythology, legend and folklore of northern cultures influence my work.
Found objects often decorate my work, I intend to develop a new area of work in figurative sculpture.
Millar's designs for functional silver use the properties of surface and reflection, shade and shadow, allowing the forms to show or conceal their edges with varying surface finishes. He enjoys playing construction games of balance and connections, of weight and apparent lightness.
The Golden Age of Celtic Art and The Art Nouveau movement have inspired Russell to produce, using traditional hand finished methods, intricate and unique pieces of jewellery.
Russell now has a wide range of high quality silver, gold and enamel jewellery, often incorporating semi precious stones, from indigenous to original contemporary style. All pieces are hallmarked by the Scottish assay office in Edinburgh.
A range of glass items such as jewellery, tableware, windows, screens and panels, produced using traditional stained glass methods as well as fusing, slumping, casting, etching and others.
Sandie makes functional, contemporary glass pieces inspired by the natural world. She enjoys the challenge of working to commission and perfecting the balance between the client's vision and her personal perspective.
My main work is made from reinforced clay to produce wall pieces and free-standing sculptural pieces/forms, using repeat pattern to create depth and texture. I also throw traditional pots which are hand decorated.
I take many groups in my studio of all ages wishing to attend drop-in sessions, though I specialize mainly in working with people with learning difficulties and special needs. I enjoy facilitating these groups/individuals to help them find their way to create their own work in their own way.
The outcome It is not always as important as the physical/spiritual process.
Commissioned work is also undertaking working closely with the client to produce their desired pieces or ceramics.
Quality needlework, providing Soft Furnishings and Gift Ware with a difference. Special care is given to the choice of fabric used and to the finish of the product. The entire range is washable.
I have a small shop/workshop in Castleton‚ Braemar. I specialise in kiln fired and hand painted ceramics. also landscape painting and photography‚ as well as various crafts (wedding favours‚ garters‚ horseshoes‚ invitations etc). Also greetings cards‚ various mediums‚ but specifically the craft of pergamano (which is very ornate‚ lacy effect or plain‚ done on parchment).