11 July – 6 September 2025

This show shines a light on heritage craft practices under threat as identified by Heritage Crafts, the national charity for traditional heritage crafts.

From blacksmithing to basketry, from weaving to woodturning, we have an incredible range of heritage craft skills in the UK and some of the best craftspeople in the world. But many of these skills are in the hands of individuals who have been unable to make provision to pass them on.

Endangered Craft is part of the Independents Biennial programme 2025

All work by the exhibiting makers will be available for sale and/or for commission.

Header Image – John Williamson, stave basketmaker

Featuring:

Bridget Bailey millinery techniques

Ruth Ball enamelling

Sarah Burns hand block printing

Alex De Vol wood turning

Karen Edwards letterpress printing

Images above clockwise – Bridget Bailey, Ruth Ball, Alex de Vol & Sarah Burns

Rosa Harradine brush making

Gethin Ceidiog Hughes silk weaving

Louisa Loakes hand block printing

Harry Mytton sign writing

Images left to right – Karen Edwards, Rosa Harradine

Adaesi Ukairo sculptural metalworker

John Williamson stave basketmaking

Elizabeth Willow letterpress printed artist books

Annabet Wyndham jeweller working with enamel

Images above clockwise – Gethin Hughes, Louisa Loakes, Adaesi Ukairo & Harry Mytton

Image below left to right – Elizabeth Willow, Annabet Wyndham