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Kirsty Sumerling is an Edinburgh based jeweller, working with enamel, precious metal, pottery pieces and found objects. She emulates the worn, weathered condition of dilapidated buildings and structures, favouring a muted colour palette.
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KNIT KNOT KNIT opened in 2014, selling a unique collection of accessories and interior bespoke pieces. Based in Scotland KNIT KNOT KNIT aims to keep creativity within Britain. KNIT KNOT KNIT is a luxury brand that has been created to merge sculptural and conceptual knit with useable timeless pieces. Making the unwearable wearable.
Each accessory and interior piece is individually hand knitted.
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Luxurious knitted gifts, homeware and winter accessories for people who love colour, using the highest quality, ethically sourced Merino Lambswool to provide softness and comfort. Every piece is designed and created on a hand operated vintage knitting machine by Szilvia in her home studio.
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Timelessly elegant and sophisticated jewellery in silver with the addition of vitreous enamel and 24ct gold plating.
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Guided by the material itself, Kumiko Kihara works with Mitsuro Hikime (an ancient Japanese wax technique) alongside chasing and repoussé. Calligraphy informs her lines and each hammer strike adds emotion. Kumiko attends to ? (Ma), the space within and to shadow, which gives an object its presence. Every piece is a unique, poetic act of making.
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Kylie Hiutin Leung is a contemporary jewellery designer and maker from Hong Kong who currently based in Birmingham. She graduated from Birmingham City University, the School of Jewellery in 2017.
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Laila works on jewellery collections that are strongly influenced by her love of geometric forms and mathematics. She is preoccupied with dealing with clean lines, uncluttered forms and simple designs that are clear to read as jewellery. She works with traditional jewellery making techniques and creates the work in her studio on the south coast.
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Anna Latham & Helen Neve, London. Silver and gold. Outlets include Jess James, London; Johnny Rocket, Greenwich; Gill Wing, London; Diana Porter, Bristol: Bloomsbury, Bath; Design Yard, Dublin.
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Laura Boswell is a printmaker working with linocut, woodblock and traditional Japanese woodblock printing. The prints are focussed on weather, light and ideas of space and scale, printed in multiple transparent layers, evoking a sense of place and time in the
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