A potter at the wheel. A photograph of the craft. It does not show Ada Pell or their workshop.
Devon · Stoneware and ceramic
Ada Pell
Ada throws mugs, jugs and vases on a slow wheel in a small Devon studio. She uses a pale stoneware body and keeps the glazes to oatmeal, cream and clay. Each piece is stamped on the foot, and no two lips are identical.
Hands carving wood. A photograph of the craft. It does not show Wren Workshop or their workshop.
Yorkshire · Oak and brass
Wren Workshop
Tom and Leila Wren make boards, trays, bookends and small brass pieces in a Yorkshire barn. The oak is finished with oil, not a thick varnish, so it can be scrubbed and will darken with use. The brass is unlacquered.
Cloth on a loom. A photograph of the craft. It does not show Mara & Co or their workshop.
Scottish Borders · Linen and wool
Mara & Co
Mara Singh sews washed linen and undyed wool in the Scottish Borders. The cloth is cut simply, with a plain hem. Colours stay close to the fibre: oatmeal, olive, and a clay-dyed wool.
Candle making. A photograph of the craft. It does not show Holm Candle Co or their workshop.
Norfolk · Candles
Holm Candle Co
Ellis Holm pours soy wax into reusable glass in a Norfolk workshop. The wicks are cotton. Scents are fig leaf and cedarwood — described as they smell, without a claim beyond that. The tealights are unscented.
