These textile sculptures by Michelle Griffiths are created from Japanese toothpicks bound in a beautiful cream silk and tipped with gold varnish.

From a series of work entitled Cross Pollination, this tryptych was created for Collect 2025, to showcase Michelle Griffith's skill as a Shibori artist, where she pushes the boundaries of traditional Shibori techniques to create unique sculptures with an organic, subterranean quality.   

With the addition of a brooch pin, each sculpture can be transformed into a dramatic piece of wearable art. 

132 metres of silk hand pleated into a 150cm textile wall piece using shibori techniques. 

This piece is a unique, one off item but similar pieces can be made on commission. 

Enquiries can be made by clicking on View Maker. 

This piece is available only on commission. Please click view Maker to make an enquiry. 

A hand made circular wall piece in black , white and soft blues. 

To meet the curatorial theme,  Verity created this piece in beautiful monotones with mystical and gothic overtones.  Inspired by the forms and organisms found in nature, this work is typical of Pulford's signature work, but presented in a new and distinctive colour palette.   

This piece is only available on commission. Please click View Maker to make an enquiry. 

Inspired by the skeletons she finds on the beaches and woods near her home in North Wales, this unusual collection of glass sculptures are beautifully imagined by Verity Pulford. 

With their contrasting black and gold details and accents, the triptych marks a different direction from the usual colours to be found in Verity Pulford's work, while evocative of the nature which inspires her work.

A stunning interpretation of our curatorial theme for Collect 2025.  

A beautiful brooch created for Collect 2025. 

Mirroring the Fragile Form Sculptures by Mari Thomas, this stunning brooch is crafted from 18 ct gold and black ruthenium - two precious metals chosen by Thomas to reflect our curatorial theme of Black and Gold for Collect. 

The intricate hand carving, while creating interest within the piece, captures Thomas' response to our brief for Collect and reflects the significance of words and language within the Fragile Form Series. 

A beautiful brooch created for Collect 2025. 

Mirroring the Fragile Form Sculptures by Mari Thomas, this stunning brooch is crafted from 18ct gold, sterling silver and black ruthenium - metals chosen by Thomas to reflect our curatorial theme of Black and Gold and a stunning addition to the Fragile Form Series. 

Thomas creates interest within the piece with her unique hand carving which encapsulates the recurring motifs of words and language that lie at the heart of the Fragile Form Series.