Working with Nature

Wooden Tom

woodentom.com 
Instagram: @woodentom1 

This Cairngorms-based woodcarver fell in love with the Highlands more than a decade ago and has been here ever since. Particularly drawn to the clean white wood of birch trees, Tom carves everything from miniature animals to tactile drinking cups.

Megan Falconer

meganfalconer.com 
Instagram: @megan_falconer 

Megan’s collections focus on creating unique, handcrafted tools, vessels and jewellery using cast rocks from the Scottish landscape. Through the exploration of materials and technical processes, Megan investigates and interprets the natural decay and erosion of the landscape through textural surfaces imprinted onto beautiful pieces of silver and gold.

Seilich

seilich.co.uk 
Instagram: @seilich_botanicals 

The East Lothian countryside is a fitting base for Seilich – the first Wildlife Friendly® company in the UK – which handpicks botanicals from its own wildflower meadows to create all-natural skincare products, room mists and herbal teas. Its meadows double up as wildlife habitats.

Jasmine Linington

jasminelinington.com 
Instagram: @jasminelinington_textiles 

Seaweed might not be the most obvious fashion item, but Jasmine Linington turns its use into an artform. Using the foraged material as both a natural dye and a decorative embellishment, she creates everything from seaweedbased jewellery to framed pressings.