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Carol Farmer produces hand-made originals. Luxurious velvet bags incorporating Celtic designs and original motifs, complement velvet jackets and sumptuous silk scarves.
Opening the door for the new Scottish/European style, Glasgow’s most elite designer, Carol Lepick launches her new fashion label later this year at London Fashion Week. Described as the new Jean Muir, Lepick’s collection is expensive, exclusive and timeless, designed to hang beside Chanel and Balenciaga.
Mishca bags are crafted individually and hand finished in the heart of Angus. Our unique bags are made from the finest tweed Scotland has to offer and are sourced from small individual weavers, many are hand woven.
Hand dyed wool is sourced in Wales and made into fabric by us here in Angus before design process begins. We believe the end result to be beautiful bags in rainbow colour combinations to compliment any occasion, whether special or every-day.
I am a weaver and I live and work in Westray Orkney. I trained at Shetland College on their Contemporary Textiles course.
I enjoy the whole process of weaving from the initial idea, through the designing the warp and setting up of the loom to the actual weaving and then the grand finale of taking the textile off the loom and finishing it.
I produce traditional knitwear in yarn sourced in Scotland. I produce 100% Shetland sweaters which can be in fairisle, hand embroidered with leather applique (all of which are individual) or they can be left plain. My 100% Cashmere ranges from scarves and wraps to sweaters in 4ply.
Caroline uses the plants around her on Skye to make structural forms and contemporary works. She likes to use common native plants such as hair moss, heather and bog cotton, exploring each ones particular structural qualities.
Cuero handbags hold to principles of uniqueness, durability and practicality. The maker Caroline Marr is responsible for all stages of each bag’s creation, this commitment to quality is evident in the final product. The bags are available through selected craft fairs, the internet and from Cuero, Harestanes Visitor Centre, near Jedburgh. Caroline’s background includes art school, fashion design college and buying for a leading design outlet, which allied to careful selection of butter-soft leathers, fittings and ornamentation, combine to produce highly desirable and exclusive accessories.
Functional pieces and panels made with float glass with applied frits and enamels. Matching items in fabric and paper.
This is a working pottery specialising in a wide range of hand-thrown tableware and commissioned pieces. The various processes may be seen at different times. Try our pottery in use at the restaurant next door. The Craft shop is where you will find not only our pottery but also the very best of Scottish crafts, other ceramics, jewellery, wood, glass and much more. The Gallery displays paintings in a wide mix of styles from local and Scottish artists, also prints, sculptures, wooden and glass bowls.
The Castle Gallery is one of the foremost private galleries in Scotland. It has an enviable reputation for the quality of its artists and innovation of its shows. The gallery exhibits figurative, landscape and abstract work by artists from Scotland and throughout Britain. Our constantly changing exhibitions feature contemporary paintings, sculpture, handmade prints, ceramics, glass, wood, furniture, textiles and designer jewellery. With work by established artists and emerging talent, the gallery has something for everyone.