Hand-made Porcelain Mugs by Becca Brown Sally Nencini Visits are limited to six

Visits are limited to six guests at a time

an ethical yarn shop and textile gallery in East London

are on a mission to enlighten the uninitiated and persuade the nay-sayers who dismiss craft as no more than a nice hobby or believe that doing things with your hands is for those who can’t use their heads

featuring fabric that nods to the Johnston typeface and historical Tube maps

Cutting through the Colleges is a guided tour of the many inspiring Kindersley inscriptions to be found in Cambridge University's 31 colleges

Hand-made Porcelain Mugs by Becca Brown Sally Nencini Visits are limited to sixWorking in porcelain and stoneware, Becca Brown combines drawing, painting and printmaking to build narrative on the surface of decorative hand built ceramics. Fingerprints, brush strokes and making marks are intentionally left exposed to accentuate the relationship between vessel and subject. Having initially studied Textile and Surface Design at Grays School of Art in 2010 followed by a Masters in Illustration at Edinburgh College of Art, Becca