Jewellery

by Tatty Divine

Opening times: Tue-Fri 12-5pm; Sat & Sun 11am -4pm;
Closed Monday

Tatty Divine
As Tatty Devine celebrate their 10th Birthday we welcome this witty, cool and offbeat brand into the O3 Gallery. Harriet Vine and Rosie Wolfenden, the founders of the company still design every piece and 99% of the jewellery is made by hand in Tatty Devine's own workshops (one in London and one in Kent). It's no surprise that the jewellery often looks more like art, as Harriet and Rosie met on Chelsea School Of Art's Fine Art degree course. They found some bags of leather samples on the street one night, and after graduating used the leather to create wrist cuffs which soon sold out every week at Portobello and Spitalfields markets. Harvey Nichols and Browns began to stock Tatty Devine, and Vogue shot their first collection on Erin O'Connor and John Galliano for the Millennium issue.

"We're proud to represent British design around the world," says Rosie. And, as Tatty Devine continues to grow from a grassroots DIY company into a worldwide brand, Harriet adds "we've always been motivated by fun and independence."
Watch out for The O3 Gallery’s our official Tatty Devine Launch Party which will take place between 6-8pm on Thursday 11th November.
www.tattydevine.com

Wallets

by Sweetly Wrapped

Sweetly Wrapped
Wallets, purses, passport holders and card holders that look good enough to eat! Each product is handmade with care, using recycled crisp and sweet wrappers that are then encased sturdy wipe clean vinyl.....
www.sweetlywrapped.co.uk

Jewellery

by Tamsin Leighton-Boyce

Tamsin Leighton-Boyce

Tamsin is an artist jeweller who uses reclaimed and recycled objects and materials to create one-off pieces of jewellery. She has a passion for working in metals and a belief in the power of art and craft skills to empower people. Tamsin has worked and exhibited in Britain and Internationally; in 2009 she graduated from the School of Jewellery in Birmingham with an MA in Jewellery Silversmithing and Related Products. She currently divides her time between making, exhibiting and working as jewellery technician/tutor in Oxford.

tamsinleighton-boyce.blogspot.com

Nylon Sky

Opening times: Tue-Fri 12-5pm; Sat & Sun 11am -4pm;
Closed Monday

Nylon Sky
Jewellery born out of a love for geometric pattern and cutting things out with lasers! Spotted by the expert eye of O3 Gallery's Feng at this year's EcoLuxe trade event, London.

Enamelled Bowls

by Pat Johnson

Opening times: Tue-Fri 12-5pm; Sat & Sun 11am -4pm;
Closed Monday

Pat Johnson
Pat Johnson has a long involvement with enamelling, the technique of melting coloured glass powders on to a metal surface.
 
Her early work focused on enamel as an art form, as any kind of image and style can be created in enamel, and she had many exhibitions of her panels, both wall mounted and free standing. Through these exhibitions, an opportunity arose for her to move into large scale enamelling on steel. For many years she produced murals for cruiseliners and architectural site in the UK.
 
When a source of copper bowls became available, Pat Johnson switched back to enamelling on copper, because she feels that the unique qualities of enamel - transparency, textures and particularly beautiful colours - were best expressed on copper, especially on smooth, spun bowl forms.

Recycled Objects

by Vintage Vinyl Creations

Opening times: Tue-Fri 12-5pm; Sat & Sun 11am -4pm;
Closed Monday

Vintage Vinyl Creations
Vintage Vinyl Creations turns unwanted albums and singles into attractive cake stands, bowls, pots and bookends.

Jewellery

by Anabelle Lou

Opening times: Tue-Fri 12-5pm; Sat & Sun 11am -4pm;
Closed Monday

Anabelle Lou
Anabelle Lou uses vintage, found and floral fabrics to make one-of-a-kind beads. These are then used in their designs to create unique and fabulously wearable items of jewellery. Let out your completely feminine side in these floral beauties! .