“..a moment in nature, frozen in time and steel.” (Quote about Andrew’s work, courtesy of Lord Shuttleworth at Barbon Manor) Andrew Kay Sculpture is an award-winning 27-year old British sculpture business based in Cumbria. The business was founded by sculptor Andrew Kay in 1993 to make original, handmade, stunningly beautiful wildlife sculptures from solid mild
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Anyone who likes to make their card sending that bit more personal should cast their eyes over the Plant Alphabet range from Yorkshire-based greetings card brand Umbellifer. These vibrant, colourful botanical cards have a unique style, perfect for people who like something with a bit of personality and fun. With 17 of the 26 letters
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What More UK has agreed the terms of a deal which will see its products made available to the 20 million inhabitants of Sri Lanka. This latest announcement comes just weeks after export champions at What More announced a deal with the Central American country, Costa Rica. What More now exports British products, each proudly
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Margeret Bunn, organiser of the British Craft Trade Fair writes: As individuals and communities emerge from the first wave of Covid lockdown and attempt to readjust and resocialise, consumers have reassessed what is truly essential. The days of throwing away money on unsustainable, poorly-made objects and flashy status-symbols are numbered, as we turn towards unique
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Made in Britain provides the only officially recognised accreditation of British-made products and its mark is carried on a huge variety of brands and goods, ranging from Vauxhall Vivaro vans to high-end Fracino coffee machines and luxury bathrooms by Roman Showers. The organisation canvased 2,000 UK adults, 1,000 senior business decision-makers and their own members,
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The Crafts Council has launched the first Market for Craft report to identify the global appetite for British craft measured over the past decade, revealing that our passion for handcrafted products has never been greater. Craft sales have increased from £883 million in 2006 to £3 billion in 2019. Prior to the Covid-19 pandemic Crafts
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