Gordon Finch

From making our own clay to the finished product, each piece is handmade and decorated by a small team of craftspeople in Lochinver and Ullapool, Scotland. It takes time to create our products. Each item is hand painted. The artists are encouraged to innovate and develop designs, so no two pieces are the same. Individual pieces are signed by the artist. As each piece is different and will vary from the photographs.

Gaynor Hebden-Smith creates bespoke hand crafted pieces of jewellery and accessories using a contemporary combination of reclaimed sea glass, sterling silver, metals, beads and crystals. She collects all the sea glass used in her designs from the beautiful coastlines of Scotland’s beaches.

The glass used has found its way into the sea either accidentally or through littering. Over the years the power of the sea naturally breaks and tumbles the glass, resulting in the uniquely shaped, smooth and frosted pieces of sea treasure.

As no two pieces of sea glass found and used are ever the same, wearers know that a piece of Scottish Sea Glass is truly one of a kind.

Please visit our gallery to see Scottish Sea Glass’s work, or buy from this maker and many others.

As hare spotter and potter at the March Hare pottery I moved into the idyllic surrounds of a restored Victorian Laundry in April 2023.

I have been creating and potting for much of my life and have gained experience and skills from talented local potters including Borders ceramicist Marianne Finlayson and tutors at Edinburgh Design School.

As well as making my own ceramics I love sharing the therapeutic qualities of working with clay. With many years of experience in community education, it is a delight to now be able to welcome groups and individuals to my own studio to discover the joy of creating.