EMMA MAYLE

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Emma is planning an open studio event on 29-30 May (BH), 10 to 5 (see below for more info).

Emma MayleGLASS
Playful glass jewellery and interior items designed with a passion for vibrant colour and sustainable living.
Stopped Clock Glass, 17 Wordsworth Drive, Balderton, Newark NG24 3QY
www.stoppedclockglass.com
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Emma graduated from Lincoln University with a BA (hons) in Contemporary Decorative Crafts, before opening the Stopped Clock studio in her home county of Nottinghamshire in 2018.

Creating a range of jewellery and small gift items, Emma is inspired by vibrant colour and contemporary straight lines. By adopting various cold-working techniques and multiple kiln firings, Emma achieves a highly polished finish to her work which invites the light to transcend through making the colours glow more vividly.

Emma sells her glass work online and via markets and galleries. Studio workshops are available to book, whilst external venues can also be accommodated for.

EMMA MAYLE – STUDIO

A purpose-built log cabin sits nestled underneath the trees at the bottom of Emma’s garden in Balderton, near Newark. Being based at home provides Emma with the ultimate flexibility to balance work and family life. The studio is fairly accessible and can accommodate workshops of up to four people.

Open Studio: 29-30 May (BH), 10 to 5

  • See Emma’s Facebook Event, with more information about her open studio.
  • Partial wheelchair access.
  • Light refreshments available.
  • includes opportunity to ‘have a go’ at making your own lightcatcher – an activity suitable for all ages and priced at £5 per person. Work made during this event will need to be fired in the kiln and collected another day.

EMMA MAYLE – WORK

Emma’s work is defined by geometric shapes with highly polished edges. Always experimenting with new colour combinations and pattern, her work is bold and fresh. The jewellery line now includes a sterling silver collection, whilst the current interior range features ring dishes, soap dishes, coasters and tealight holders.

If you are interested in this work, please contact the artist directly through the links above.

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