The craft hall
The craft hall runs on the same rules as the food hall: the maker named on the stall is the person who made the work, batches are stated honestly, and care instructions are written to be followed rather than admired. Wood-ash glazes vary because ash is agricultural; fleece colours are picked at the mill twice a season; storm-felled boards are one of a kind and photographed individually before listing.
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The makers on this aisle
Fernwood Pottery
Wheel-thrown mugs, bowls and platters in warm oat and rust glazes, made to be used every single day.
Beeswax & Bloom
Hand-poured beeswax and rapeseed candles scented with the garden — no paraffin, no dye, ever.
Looped & Bound
Hand-knitted lambswool accessories from a Border mill’s fleece pool — scarves, mitts and beanies that shrug off weather.
Timber & Twine
Serving boards, spoons and kitchen ware carved from storm-felled walnut and oak, finished in food-safe oil.
