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The Shop Floor Project works with a wonderful array of designers, artists and makers to design, develop and commission extraordinary collections.

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    MARION ELLIOT

    The Baker, The Weaver, The Doll’s House Maker

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        THE ARTIST'S GARDEN

        Georgie Richardson

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          PRINTING THE PAST

          Portraits Sarah Godfrey

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            KOSUKE AJIRO

            Gods, Dreams & Fairytales

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            THE PAPER CUTTER

            THE PAPER CUTTER

            Riding in on a sugar horse, past the gingerbread makers and bakers, through the yarn dyers of the Hebrides, up the stairs of a doll’s house, through the butcher’s shop and into the florist, Marion Elliot’s new collection of paper cut collages are a love letter to the vernacular crafts and architecture of this island.

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            Marion’s work is deeply rooted in her love of folk art; shop fronts, fairgrounds, hand-painted signage, advertising imagery and typography, tattoos, workers’ guild banners, mottos, and commemorative mugs are all cited as ongoing inspiration. In fact her Herefordshire home and studio is a testament to this love, with collections displayed around her home.  

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            The subjects for this new collection are reminiscent of the beautiful book The High Street by Eric Ravilious which celebrated early 20th century shops and signs. Marion takes us from the high street with incredible depictions of butcher’s shops, florists, milliners and into traditional rural and coastal craft workshops of basket makers, farriers, sailmakers and dyers.

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            THE HAND PUPPETS

            THE HAND PUPPETS

            Explore the story behind the hand puppets kits by Samantha Allan.

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            PROTEST PLATES

            PROTEST PLATES

            Rachael House has created a collection of her celebrated Protest Plates. These large hand-made platters are decorated in her signature fish-scale and cross-hatched patterns with words written in a 14th century style font that bears a similarity to the apothecary jars of medieval Italy.

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            THE ARTIST'S GARDEN

            THE ARTIST'S GARDEN

            In The Artist’s Garden, Georgie Richardson continues her series of paintings exploring her own garden through the year.

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            These oil paintings, with their bold compositions, painterly vigour, and botanical expression, capture the tangle of the seasons as they build to the crescendo of high summer. 

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            Flowers jostle amongst vegetables, sweet peas tumble, cabbages fatten, buds wait to open, and carrots sleep, tucked up in their blankets of earth - all set against the early morning haze, pink evening skies, and summer twilight.

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            PRINTING HISTORY

            PRINTING HISTORY

            Exploring the women of the Tudor court and their contemporaries, Sarah Godfrey has created a very special collection of the most beautifully delicate works. Reminiscent of old maps, crumbling painted walls, heraldic signs, and early bank notes.

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            Sarah Godfrey studied at the Norwich School of Art and followed with a postgraduate course in illustration at Central St Martin’s College of Art in London. During her time in London, Sarah says she ‘almost lived in the museums and galleries’, and it was at the Victoria & Albert Museum where she was most influenced.  Mesmerised by the layers of stories woven through the objects on display: tapestries, clothing, shoes, gloves, stitches. She saw all of these as ‘marks’ to be explored and worked with through her printmaking processes. 

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            Meet all the characters including Bess of Hardwick, Anne Boleyn, Queen Elizabeth I, Anne Hathaway and more

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            POTTER'S HONEY

            POTTER'S HONEY

            Fresh from out of the kiln, a new collection of Catherine Phelps' delicious Potter's Honey plates and platters have arrived.

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            Batten down the hatches! Continuing her interest in the elemental and meteorological, Catherine has created two new pieces; an East Wind and a West Wind platter have been added to the collection.

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            British artist and designer Catherine Phelps creates the most striking plates and platters, inspired by folktales and fables and full of joyous details.

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            HARVEST JUGS

            HARVEST JUGS

            A new collection by Christina Serra Delmar

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            IN THE STUDIO

            IN THE STUDIO

            Completely hand-thrown and decorated by Christina in her studio, full to the brim with materials, samples, glaze tests, books.  Each piece is thrown with a terracotta body and dipped entirely into white slip (a liquid clay), this is then skilfully scratched away, in a technique known as sgraffito, to reveal the terracotta body beneath, creating these bold patterns and scenes in the process.

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            Trained in Fine Art and specialising in figurative sculpture, Christina applies this same sensibility to the bulbous shapes and the “feminine and curvaceous forms of these pieces''.

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            KOSUKE AJIRO

            KOSUKE AJIRO

            A collection of new paintings by Japanese artist Kosuke Ajiro

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            ARTISTS' CUSHIONS

            ARTISTS' CUSHIONS

            We have worked with our textile printers in Staffordshire to create a collection of beautiful cushions, all piped and backed in fabric which is carefully dyed to match the artwork

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            KOSUKE AJIRO

            KOSUKE AJIRO

            Kosuke Ajiro's new cushion collection features five of his paintings inspired by medieval scrolls, tapestries, frescoes, quilts, folk-lore and dreams.

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            PAPER CUTS

            PAPER CUTS

            New designs have been added to Sarah Battle's very popular cushions. Featuring her paper-cut collages and printed onto organic cotton that has a beautiful satin warp to give it a slight feeling of silk. The expert textile printing means the colours and textures are as detailed as the original collages.

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            ARTIST PRINTS

            ARTIST PRINTS

            Explore our significant collection of signed, limited edition prints by contemporary artists made exclusively for The Shop Floor Project to museum archival standards.

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            LIMITED EDITION

            LIMITED EDITION

            For almost twenty years we have been working with artists from around the world to develop original works of art specifically for our Artists' Print range. These works are then expertly reproduced by our Fine Art Trade Guild accredited printers in England to the highest standards and colour depth.

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            FRAMED WITH LOVE

            FRAMED WITH LOVE

            If you choose to have your print framed, you can be assured of the highest quality delivered right to your door. Our skilled framers in England use wood which comes from forests that are managed to strict environmental, social, and economic standards by the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC).

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