Handmade Chelsea, the Contemporary Craft & Design Fair Returns

25 Oct 2022

Handmade Chelsea, The Contemporary Craft & Design Fair returns to Chelsea Old Town Hall for the 15th year from Friday 11 November - Sunday 13 November 2022.

Organised by Handmade in Britain since 2007, the fair features over 120 UK Contemporary designer makers, both established and emerging, and celebrates the very best of British craft and design.

From exquisite jewellery, contemporary fashion and textiles, to handmade glass, ceramics, and handcrafted furniture, Handmade Chelsea marks the beginning of the Christmas season festivals in the heart of Chelsea and Kensington. There will be an Artisan food cafe serving handmade pastries, salads, coffee, tea, and a selection of artisan drinks.

Exhibitors include jewellery designers:

Alison Boyce

Alison Boyce uses silver, enamel, found objects, wood, textiles, and semi-precious beads to make mostly wearable pieces of work. She likes to experiment with different processes and materials, to question traditional ideas of preciousness.

 

Catherine Hartley

Catherine Hartley is a London-based goldsmith who focuses on the exploration of materials and processes. Through compositions of colour, scale, and pattern, she creates jewellery that is deceptively simple but layered with detail and complexity on closer inspection.

 

Dani Crompton Designs

 Dani runs Dani Crompton Designs from her home studio in Surrey and uses her years of experience to craft unique, handmade jewellery for women. She creates original pieces that no one else can ever have and promotes originality in a world of mass production.

 

Untold Jewellery

Untold Jewellery is a small one-woman independent jewellery brand founded by Liz Stovell. All pieces are designed and hand finished by her, in her South London studio, and she is as equally passionate about minimal design as she is about sustainability.

 

Amy Mead

Amy Mead makes classic, unpretentious jewellery with geometric elements which appeals to women of all ages. She produces work that is light and easy to wear.

 

Mark Eames

Mark Eames is a men's and women's jewellery designer, with his work influenced by anything that sparks the imagination from architecture to comics or a line from a novel or a song. He then uses a combination of techniques, for example, wax carving and lost wax casting, to turn his sketches into 3D pieces.

 

Olivia Schlevogt Jewellery

Olivia Schlevogt Jewellery has won many prizes for design and craftsmanship. She shows her work at Jewellery Fairs across the UK and selected Galleries plus takes commissions.

 

Susi Hines

Susi Hines makes strong and highly individual jewellery, drawing from rich sources often using spherical forms as depicted in the Renaissance and experimenting with fractured and decaying surfaces. Working with diamonds, gemstones, gold, and silver, she explores surfaces through engraving, etching, and contrasting colour using juxtapositions of different textures with unusual stones and naturally coloured diamonds.

 

Sabine Konig

Sabine König is a jewellery designer and maker based in Kent (UK).With her expertise in stones and love for Pearls, she creates handmade pieces in a variety of metals in her unique and understated designs.

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Source: Handmade in Britain