Windmill Hill Market – Saturday 3 June 2023 – Meet the Makers

Posted on 26th May 2023

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Meet our brilliant Bristol Market Makers in real life!

We’re thrilled that so many of our lovely makers from our online Makers Marketplace will be joining us on Saturday 3 June at Bristol’s Windmill Hill Market.

Come and meet them, and see for yourself just how beautifully-made and inspiring their products are.

Find the perfect gift, or treat yourself!

Ceramics

Angharad of Crock  Shwt ceramics holding 6 large ceramic bowls brightly decorated with organic shaped floral designs in pink, orange and navy.
Angharad of Crock  Shwt Ceramics
Craft stall with ceramic mugs and pots by Nicholas Dover. White, blues, and pastel colours.
Nicholas Dover Ceramics

Crock-Â-Shwt is a sustainable small batch pottery. With bold colourways and graphic imagery, Angharad creates pieces which tell a story and celebrate modern ceramic surface design. (If you’re wondering, Shwt is a village in South Wales where Angharad’s great-grandparents owned a farm!)

Nicholas Dover makes thrown functional ware in porcelain and stoneware, influenced by Japanese, Scandinavian and British mid-century designs.

Bath, Body & Soul

Two oil dispenser bottles containing yellow / green oil, by One Oil.
One Oil
Two hand-made soap blocks by The Bristol Soap Company, with dried flowers in pink and yellow.
The Bristol Soap Company

Handmade by Hannah, One Oil is a super-multi-tasking blend of eight organic and wild harvested botanical oils for face, body and hair. Made with 100% natural ingredients.

Handmade by Chloe, The Bristol Soap Company range includes cold pressed soaps, bath salts, lip and body balms, facial products, and gift sets and bundles. All products are natural, vegan, sustainable, and made in small batches.

B and Miles of Bohobo Aromatherapies
B and Miles of Bohobo Aromatherapies
Hands lathering a block of felted soap - with strands of wool visible on the surface of the soap.
Wild Grove

B and Miles of Bohobo Aromatherapies make natural handmade aromatherapy based products and organic skincare. Ayurvedic elements and crystal infusion are added to the blends, inspired by nature, seasons and ritual.

Lisa at Wild Grove creates natural, sustainable handmade bath and body products, specialising in Merino wool felted soap with inbuilt gentle exfoliation.

Books

Book cover titled 'Maya in the Rubbish Sea' by Lucy Munday. Illustration of a girl swimming underwater surrounded by fish and a floating plastic bag.
Lucy Munday
Inside spread of the book 'Maya in the Rubbish Sea' showing the face of a girl smiling at a brightly coloured fish.
Lucy Munday – pages from ‘Maya in the Rubbish Sea’

Bristol based author Lucy Munday writes exciting and empowering environmental stories for children and adults, in both non-fiction and fiction.

“Maya in the Rubbish Sea” (2020) is created with illustrator Simona De Leo. Maya is a little girl and a keen swimmer. On her underwater adventures with best Finn, (a talking Parrot Fish!) she helps her marine friends with their man-made problems.

Prints & Illustrations

Becca Thorne
Poison Oak t-shirt
Poison Oak Apparel

Becca Thorne’s playful designs are based on her love of wildlife, folklore and the natural world. Original lino prints, eco-friendly greetings cards and homeware – hand burnished with a teaspoon in a home studio in south Bristol.

Clothing

Poison Oak creates ethical and slow fashion clothing inspired by adventure and the outdoors… mountain climbing, camping, surfing, wild swimming, hiking, diving. Made from organic or recycled materials – sourced responsibly and printed locally in Bristol.

And much more..!

Head on over to our Windmill Hill Market page to find out more about what’s happening down at the Farm, including:

  • Street food
  • Bruhaha Nanobrewery Tap Room
  • Children’s activities
  • Thrift Avenue Vintage & Retro
  • Live music
  • City Farm cafe, garden and animals

All the ingredients for a wonderful day out!

Windmill Hill Market

Author: Mandy Stephens

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