This piece is a one off hand made piece in vibrant reds.  

Similar work can be ordered by enquiring below.  

Hand stitched textile wall piece.

This piece is a one off hand made piece.  Similar work can be ordered by enquiring below.  

This piece is a one off hand made piece.  Similar work can be ordered by enquiring below.  

This piece is a one off hand made piece in soft muted tones of cream and black.  

Similar work can be ordered by enquiring below.  

Picking up the soft golden, creamy hues of natural linen this beautiful piece by Suzanna James is a response to the words of Louise Bourgeois: 'The Needle is Used to Repair Damage'. 

James' work is infused with an appreciation of the healing power of textiles - a recurring theme within her textile art which explores the capacity of a needle to repair specific damage to a piece of cloth or the communities in which the piece is made. 

In this hand dyed and embroidered piece, James interprets our curatorial theme for Collect 2025 by touching on deeper themes within our curation - the influence and impact of our industrial heritage on our landscape and communities and how the 'damage' can be redeemed through the hope that the needle and craft create. 

'In Response….' is one of a developing series of work by Suzanna James which can be commissioned by enquiring below. 

Inspired by the skeletons she finds on the beaches and woods near her home in North Wales, this unusual collection of glass sculptures are beautifully imagined by Verity Pulford. 

With their contrasting black and gold details and accents, the triptych marks a different direction from the usual colours to be found in Verity Pulford's work, while evocative of the nature which inspires her work.

A stunning interpretation of our curatorial theme for Collect 2025.  

132 metres of silk hand pleated into a 150cm textile wall piece using shibori techniques. 

This piece is a unique, one off item but similar pieces can be made on commission. 

Enquiries can be made by clicking on View Maker. 

Simmons' response to our curatorial theme of ‘Black and Gold’ was to create this unusual collection of ‘pinstripe’ forms using the dramatic contrast of gold accents against a black background to accentuate the edge to each individual face. 

Simmons uses the box form to create her exceptional silver work which has evolved from cubes to an exploration of symmetric and asymmetric, multifaceted forms. 

These pinstripe vessels created for Collect are a perfect example of this exploration and can be purchased individually or separately.