Catherine Phelps | Nests in the Brambles insect art

Catherine Phelps | Nests in the Brambles insect artA new collection of plates by Catherine Phelps draws upon her love for Spanish history and showcases a new glaze combination which is inspired by Elizabethan blackwork embroidery. Catherine Phelps collection plays with the idea of freedom and entrapment. The birds, classically being the symbol of liberty, are caught up in the twisting tendrils of the briar and hibiscus that both encase and protect them. The striking simplicity of the plates, created

Based in her studio in Herefordshire

An XL Czech Rhinestone Egg

and the tactile beauty of handmade ceramics

6" Tall x 3" Wide x 4" Deep

A lion in antiquity is seen to portray the Roman people as well as the strength and sovereignty of the Roman Empire

Split them up for gifts or use them in a set

Perfect for serving or display

a thoughtful gift

this pitcher boasts a timeless design and rich patina

'The Florist' by The Printed Peanut features an array of gorgeous bouquets and a beautiful yellow and white striped roof - perfect for your flower loving friends

crafted in France from beautifully marbled pottery

It can be sparked by the beauty of an old tile in a hallway or a faded painting on a wooden chest