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Looking for that special gift?
Something for someone who ‘has everything’?
Or an item of beauty and elegance for your own home?
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Elegance and beauty from trees ravished by nature
One of the problems with effective conservation is the challenge of creating something of value from rubbish.
And if that something of value is to be a work of art, that is perhaps the greatest challenge of all.
Using trees which have been damaged in some way by nature, whether it be storms or disease, or trees which have been taken down for environmental reasons, I strip away layers of bark and wood on a journey of discovery to find the features nature has hidden within.
Then, using simple shapes to encapsulate nature’s artistry, I aim to create an item of elegance and beauty.
Within each piece, I capture the legacy of a dying tree, breathing new life into dead wood, preserving a fragment of Yorkshire for generations to come.
Visit our showroom which features my work together with ceramics and glass from other British crafts people.
The craft workshop and showroom is open
1 Mar – 24 Dec
usually Tues – Sat 10.00 – 4.00
Other times by arrangement
However
We will be exhibiting at a number of shows during the year therefore the shop will not be open on the following dates:
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23rd April |
York |
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7th – 10th July |
Great Yorkshire Show,
Harrogate |
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24th – 27th July |
Brancepeth
Castle,
Durham |
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31st July; 1st - 3rd August |
Yorkshire Day Festival, Harewood House |
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15th – 17th August |
Art in the Pen, Skipton |
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22nd– 25th August |
Duncombe
Park,
Helmsley |
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11th – 14th September |
Autumn Flower Show,
Harrogate |
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19th – 21st September |
Newby Hall, Ripon |
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24th - 26th October |
Countryside Live, Harrogate |
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12th – 16th November |
Crafts for Christmas,
Harrogate |
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27th – 30th November |
Brancepeth
Castle,
Durham |
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