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Edinburgh Contemporary crafts has transformed an old charity shop in the heart of Tollcross into a sparkly gem; selling the fabulous work of some of Edinburgh's best designer makers and delivering a fantastic program of Craft workshops, all taught by practicing makers and experienced tutors.
Taking inspiration from her home in the Scottish Highlands, Eileen produces a wide range of jewellery and silverware ranging from contemporary charm bracelets to Christening cups, spoons and bowls.
Elibee Gifts has a wide range of unique and original gifts. A personalisation service is also available and we welcome commissions. Special gifts for special occasions.
Using detailed layering of silver wires, I immediately found I could create beautiful structures and elements in precious metals.
Eloise transforms her expressive paintings of organic pattern into eye-catching items of jewellery using silver and colourful gemstones.
The unique items range from simple and elegant pendants to wonderfully intricate earrings and neckpieces.
I design & make contemporary handmade jewellery using Oxidized & unoxidized precious metal, perspex & resin.
When design my jewellery I enjoy exploring the texture and free movement of textiles and applying this element to the hard-edged nature of metal. This has led me on to create my own unique textile which I make by compressing steel wool and inlaying gold, silver and coloured wire amongst the particles of steel.
My contemporary jewellery designs are all inspired by my photographic images of light with the theme of movement, fragility and protection. I use fine wire and metallic threads to represent the spontaneous lines and the detail involved in each light photograph. I think my photographs and jewellery reflect and capture the excitement and energy associated with city nightlife where you are surrounded by the darkness of night yet observe many forms of light and colour consciously or subconsciously.
Emma McDermott’s work is inspired by birds and their habitats. The damage caused by the jewellery industry to their environments, encouraged her to use all recycled or natural materials in her work.
Designs in wood, leather and metal. Bespoke ideas welcome, or ask for our catalogue. Celtic ideas welcome.