Suzi Horan - Jeweller

Inspired by fossils, waves and the quiet power of natural geometry my work blends contemporary design with a profound sense of place.

The rippling of silver and gold that defines my signature style began in 2006. Each piece is designed to catch the light from every angle whilst echoing the shapes and hues of the coastline.

Laura Thomas - Handweaver

Laura Thomas is an award-winning woven textile artist and designer specializing in producing striking textile artworks for contemporary spaces.

Laura’s breadth of practice and multi-faceted approach make her somewhat unusual in the woven textiles sphere. Whether it be site-specific art, exhibition work or interior textile design, underpinning all of Laura’s work is an inherent practical curiosity to exploit weave principles, celebrate the beauty of yarns and create striking aesthetics for this ancient craft.

Llio James - Handweaver

Llio works from her studio in Cardiff, using a traditional dobby loom. Designing cloth in the studio and produced at local mills in Wales and England. She also creates unique commission pieces which are hand woven. Her inspiration comes from the feeling of belonging to country and culture and this is strongly expressed in her work. As an experienced and creative hand weaver Llio is able to adapt the work as it evolves to build a contemporary cloth with the aim of creating bespoke cloth to be handled, to be used and to be loved generation after generation.

Verity Pulford - Glass Artist

I am a glass artist living and working in Denbighshire, North Wales. My practice is inspired by the complexity of life, particularly the intricate structures and growth patterns found in the natural world. I am especially drawn to cryptogamic plants such as lichen, moss, and algae, as well as fungi, and the rich textures and forms of marine creatures, invertebrates, and co

Cathryn Gwynn - Textile Artist

'Text, texture and textile: three words which reflect my practice as a mixed-media artist. I’m drawn to thread, pen, ink and paper and work somewhere on the cusp of these materials.

My hand-woven, delicate textiles are often a response in colour and line to resonant lines of text.

I enjoy working in book form, where ink and thread combine, and lettering can resemble woven texture. The fragile pages of old books, forgotten words, evocative places, delicate objects which suggest a story – these are things which inspire me.’ – Cathryn Gwynn

Julia Griffiths Jones - Textile Artist

I work in enamelled steel, which I cut into domestic shapes, screen print, and fire in the kiln.
Born in Bangor, North Wales in 1954,Julia grew up in Aberaeron, Ceredigion. Educated at Winchester School of Art and the Royal College of Art,she won a British Council Scholarship to research Slovak culture, which was the beginning of her artistic connection between Wales and Europe. Her work has been exhibited in leading galleries in Britain and Europe, and in 2017 she won the gold medal at the National Eisteddfod for her wire installation - 'Room within a Room'. Recent commissions include Carmarthenshire Museum, The National Glass Centre, and Newton House, Dinefwr.

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