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Francis Spice creates bright, quirky hand-built ceramics with a contemporary approach. Francis produces an eclectic mix of teapots, jugs, vessels, bowls and brooches. Plus the addition of spoons.

Husband and wife duo, Rosie and Rob, have collectively been making pots in the Tamar Valley for over three decades. Their work is unique and wide-ranging including traditional pots, individually hung pictures, special awards, commemorative ware, ceramic furniture, sculptural containers, house plaques, gravestones and signs. 

Elizabeth Howe is a contemporary artist specialising in ceramics and sculpture. Her hand thrown work focuses on everyday objects such as candlesticks, bowls and plates - but with a distinctive, rustic and colourful approach.

Alex Allday is Ceramic and Surface Pattern Designer who produces decorative ceramic wares with intricate surface pattern designs and textures. Alex is passionate about creating unique ceramics of high quality that bring enjoyment when displayed around the home or being used, and that make a lovely gift for someone special.

Louisa Ellis did an art foundation course at Kingsway Princeton College in London and first became interested in printmaking while studying for a BEd at the University of the Southbank, London where art was her major. For a while in the early 1990s she exhibited her work in Cornwall but quickly realised that she had to take a teaching job to support her young family. After more than 20 years as a primary teacher, Louisa is now finally free to follow her dream of becoming a full time printmaker. Her work is based on scenes around Porthleven, where she now lives, but also features birds – particularly the ubiquitous seagulls. Her method involves cutting a keyblock which is printed in...