Celebrating the best southwest craft and designer-makers
Friday 28th - Sunday 30th November 2025
2019 Exhibitors
We're excited to announce the exhibitors for this year's Crux Craft Fair! Each of them bring incredible creativity and talent to our space and we cannot wait for you to come and visit them in November!
2019 Exhibitors
Blacksmiths
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Ceramics
Simon
Connett
Blacksmith
Contemporary artistic metalwork which combines traditional blacksmithing technique with modern processes.
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Another Shed Productions
Blacksmith and Leather Maker
Forging shipwreck metal into belt buckles with hand crafted British leather belts.
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Taja Ceramics
Ceramics
Slab built porcelain tableware with original blue, green and black glazes.
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Eleanor
Crane
Ceramics
Using a coastal inspired blue colour palette to create ceramic arts and wares.
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Abi
Higgins
Creating elegant forms for Raku and high-fired celadon ware using smooth Porcelain clay.
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Laura
Lane
Ceramics
Playful and illustrative style that is a gentle nod to both historical and contemporary folklore.
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Beverly Beeland
Ceramics
Hand-built ceramics and carved wood and kiln cast glass with applied, embossed and stamped decoration.
Sabine Schmidt Art
Pottery
Sculptural pots each with a unique texture and artistic appearance, for everyday use and decoration.
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Jewellery
Deborah Jones
Jewellery
Jewellery characterised by bold simple shapes, subtle weathered textures and earthy natural gemstones
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Ophelia Braithwaite
Jewellery
Timeless and bespoke jewellery with clean cut designs and quality materials – exotic hand selected gemstones, 14 ct gold and sterling silver.
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Louella Jewellery
Jewellery
Quality, bespoke, silver and gemstone handmade jewellery inspired by the natural world of Cornwall & Dartmoor
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Cindy Ashbridge Contemporary Jewellery
Jewellery
Distinctive jewellery combining large rock crystals with silver
and gold, which has been delicately pierced with simple, repetitive shapes.
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and gold, which has been delicately pierced with simple, repetitive shapes.
Claire
Gent
Jewellery
Colourful illustrative jewellery using silver and aluminium to translate elements of flora and fauna into simple, stylised shapes
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Chloe
Brooks-Warner
Jewellery
Contemporary jewellery using eco-silver and recyled gold. Each piece is unique, working with textures, metals and stones.
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Leather
Printmaking
Sculpture
LG Leatherworks
Leather
Bespoke handcrafted leather goods with original designs, made using only hand-stitching and traditional skills
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Richard Shimell Printmaker
Artist/printmaker and handmade book maker, drawn to the shapes and complexity of trees an patterns in the landscape of south Devon
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Becky Crawford
Sculpture
Drawing with wire, making flowing shapes and patterns. Materials include a variety of wires as well as paper, plastic cut from bottles, beads, driftwood and more.
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Textiles
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Naturemake
Sculpture
Inspired by the tiny details and forms found in nature together with make believe and the world of fairy tale, using a range of natural materials.
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Cadogan Cardigans
Textiles
Women's knitwear made from natural yarns, with items inspired from the garden and surrounding Devon countryside.
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Dunford Wood
Textiles
Handprinted furnishing linen, cushions, wallpaper as well as matching crockery.
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Amanda Critchlow
Textiles
Original and unique handmade textiles, cloth and felt, made in Amanda's studio at the bottom of the garden.
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Marian Ash
Textiles
Known for her Indigo-dyed textiles, Marian has recently returned from a trip to Mali, West Africa and has become exploring mud-dye.
Helen Round
Textiles
Hand-printed linen homeware, kitchenware and lifestyle accessories from our Cornish studios.
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Toymaker
Willow
Wood
Charlotte Matts
Using a wide variety of materials including re-purposed cashmere and angora, natural wool felt and vintage velvet to make toy animals and dolls.
Vivienne Turner
Using willow grown in the South Hams, hedgerow Birch, Beech, Hazel, Chestnut and Ash to create contemporary and traditional baskets and sculptures.
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The Arkman
Wood
Handmade wooden toys and puzzles influenced by the traditional Folk Art movements from around the world.
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Paula Nolan
Wood
Maker of turned boxed, cabinets, furniture, wall hangings and carvings.
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Andrew Spilsbury Shaker Boxes
Wood
Handmade furnature and boxes using North American cherry and maple, sourced from sustainable managed forests.
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Rosie Brewer
Wood
Hand carved wooden decorative objects, utensils and kitchenware, making both one-off and batch production pieces.
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Cosmetics
Ceramics
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Dartmoor Soap Company
Cosmetics
Natural, handmade artisan soaps, home fragrance (candles, diffusers), and natural bath and beauty products.
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