This beautiful, limited edition, scarf is from a collection of digitally printed silk scarves inspired by the original designs, art and photography of Charles and Patrica Lester. Each scarf is finished with a hand rolled hem.

Designed by Patricia Lester, this long scarf captures the essence of their hand painted, and pleated cloth swirled into curls of flowing platinum silver waves

Limited Edition - First Edition of 6

From a collection of digitally printed scarves capturing the original designs, art and photography of Charles and Patricia Lester, this luxurious silk scarf designed by Charles Lester, is an interpretation of his photograph of rocky cliffs at Newport Beach in West Wales.

Each scarf has a hand rolled hem.

Limited Edition - First Edition of 6

These throws are hand crafted by Patricia Lester using hand painted silk and viscose velvets created by Charles and Patricia. Each piece is picked especially for its uniqueness and individuality. Some of the fabrics have been silk screen printed as well using some of the many techniques developed by the Lester's making their artwork particularly unique and rare.

Never to be repeated, commissions are accepted to create exceptional pieces using colours to suit your colour schemes and design themes.

This beautiful metal fan showcases some of the many processes and techniques that can be deployed by a metalsmith in creating an object of exquisite beauty. 

Here Rebecca used electroforming, photo etching, metal casting and silver plating to create 7 individual 'fan parts' , which she then riveted together. The intricate lacework and fine line detailing captures the elegance of bygone eras with additional decoration echoing the corsets add bustles once worn by women of fashion.

If you would like to commission something of similar grace and elegance, follow the link below.

These exquisite boxes of silver and wood, have chased sliver lines that mirror the chosen wood grain. 

Signed, open edition 

Reminiscent of stone circles and historic obelisks, this piece reflects Wendy’s fascination with stone and its place in the landscape. The unusual colouring echoes the soft tones which emerge within stone as it reacts to the weathering of  time, the curving mark through the clay an additional focal point to draw the observer into the piece.