The Traviata is a legend, acclaimed for its structured silhouette, exquisite handcrafted detail and signature twisted rope emblem. This handbag icon was first introduced in 1989, achieving International status as the bag of choice for Her Late Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. It forms part of the distinguished Legacy Collection. This impeccable design transcends time remaining stylish and contemporary, the hallmark of a true investment piece. It has been featured in films, illustrations, on cakes and in other guises resulting in its recognition as a style icon.
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A look at free build mode, how it works, it's features & a few tips & tricks.Dragon Quest Builders is a sandbox action role-playing video game developed and ...
Decorations on the base have now begun! Today we tackle the rest of the building including finishing the Holy Hostel and creating the Princess's bedroom.Drag...
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RWHA & QEST Anniversaries
Congratulations to QEST Garfield Weston Foundation Scholar Jamie Coreth and QEST Howdens Scholar Christopher Hanson who have both had portraits selected for
QEST Scholar and one of the UK’s most renowned female wood sculptors Joey Richardson will open her first solo show this week at the Sam Scorer Gallery in
Christabel Anderson is one of our collaborators on the Orthodox Art Journal. She is a British Iconographer and Manuscript Illuminator to whom was recently attributed the prestigious QEST (Queen El…
I am really looking forward to the Great Northern Contemporary Craft Fair in Manchester next month, where I will be exhibiting and demonstrating as part of the QEST showcase display. Look forward to sharing more details in the weeks ahead. Sarah 🌿
Leora has come to ceramics and glass from a background in architecture and event design, having created sets for events and locations internationally, including the Royal Albert Hall, Glastonbury festival and more.Born and partly raised in Southern Africa, she is influenced by the natural world and by intercultural hybridities and brings to her ceramic practice a broad material intelligence and a multi media approach.Now centred in object design, Leora is interested in creating objects of use on a more intimate scale which blur boundaries between sculpture and more traditional conceptions of 'use'.She welcomes discussions with galleries, residencies, commercial and private clients and is excited to work to commission as well as direct sale..She is a QEST scholar (2020) and an awarded winner of ''Fresh" British Ceramics Biennalle (2021)
