cloth, wood & metal
Cloth carries memory. Wood holds the trace of growth. Metal remembers fire.
At Masham Gallery, we bring together makers who work closely with their chosen material — weaving, turning, forging and stitching. These are objects shaped slowly, with attention to touch, texture and use.
We keep a changing selection in the gallery, with a seasonal edit available online.
At Masham Gallery, we bring together makers who work closely with their chosen material — weaving, turning, forging and stitching. These are objects shaped slowly, with attention to touch, texture and use.
We keep a changing selection in the gallery, with a seasonal edit available online.
Gary Brown — turned wooden bowls and sculptural objects
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Betsy & Els - laser cut, hand painted British wooden flowers
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Ark Colour Design — handmade leather goods
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Folded Forest — printed wood & textiles inspired by British woodlands and moors
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A Blackbird Sang — steel and fabric silhouettes inspired by birds and wild gardens.
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Lancaster & Gibbings — contemporary pewter frames and small metal objects.
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Belltrees Forge — hand-forged steel candlesticks and fireside irons made in a working forge.
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Natalie Laura Ellen — textile prints inspired by British flora and fauna.
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Cotton & Grey — hand-poured beeswax candles for quiet moments and everyday ritual.
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Vikki Lafford - embroidered butterflies, birds and bees.
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If you are travelling to see the work of a particular maker, do get in touch before your visit, as availability can change with the seasons.
