Freyja Lee
Freyja's ceramics and tableware are inspired by English landscape, medieval imagery, folklore and myth.
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Kate Semple
Myths and Beasts
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Ben Fosker
Based in Lincolnshire, Ben’s work is rooted in the tradition of English slipware. His inspiration is broad mix of childhood motifs and 14th Century margin art; culminating in wonderfully colourful,...
1690 Works
Sophie’s work typically includes terracotta and slip ware methods inspired by the lore and landscape of The Fens.
Kate Semple
Kate’s hand built vessels have a primitive form which translates across her work as an artist, potter and illustrator.
Victoria Gilles Fernández
Gilles Fernández is a Buenos Aires-born designer based in London who makes timeless and considered ceramic homewares
Saima Kaur
Saima’s stitched illustrations show worlds full of people, pattern and play.
OC/BC Arts
OC/BC Arts is the studio of Octavia Charlesworth, a multidisciplinary artist based on the south Cornish coast whose work is onformed by ancient Greek and Roman cultures.
Melanie O'Donnell
Melanie's joyful, highly decorative pieces explore women through time in art and culture.
Sophia Enjoy Thinking
Sophia’s moto is Enjoy Thinking.
Lavinia Gallie
Lavinia’s exhibition with Unpolished pursued an ongoing exploration of colour and light using a single vibrant watercolour in each picture.
Adrift
Using a limited palette of mainly raw iron, cobalt and copper oxide, Karen’s modern version of traditional slipware is inspired by the wild landscape and coast of Pembrokeshire.
Charlotte Salt
Charlotte draws on a broad range of influences; from the Bloomsbury group to ancient slipware, from Staffordshire dog figurines to Japanese netsuke.
Doe
Doe produce covetable leather bags and accessories. Their focus is working with the best leather, materials and craftspeople.
Lucy Page
Lucy’s sculptures centre around freezing movement and moments into tactile objects.
St Yors
Through the medium of clay, Emily creates ripe and fruitful organic forms which represent the nurturing of connections.
Helga Stentzel
Helga has a worldwide following for her ‘household surrealism’ series of clothes on a washing line transformed in playful animals.
Sophie Thynne
Sophie’s work draws on visceral emblems of life that are both poignant and humorous.
Rebecca Wordsworth
As a porcelain artist, Rebecca uses the medium as a canvas for expression, crossing the line between art and craft.
Imogen Van der Pols
Imogen’s candles are ethereal sculptures of mystical creatures such as nymphs and fairies.
Molly Martin
Molly is drawn to the balance of fragility and strength found in both humans and beasts; looking at shape, movement and grace within each.
Emily Mitchell
Emily’s first exhibition with Unpolished was inspired by 17th Century tin glazed Delftware.