Meet the Makers

Flotsam Prints

Printmaker Megan has a studio in Plymouth and specialises in linocut with a distinctive style that combines clean lines and silhouettes with colours taken straight from the natural world. She is particularly inspired by her frequent outdoor swimming adventures and credits the cold water with re-igniting her creative flame after a seven-year career break.

Just Like Mildred

Just Like Mildred are a mother-and-daughter business that specialise in creating unique jewellery from Resin, Polymer Clay and Real Flowers.

MeeMu

MeeMu Jewellery is the creative work of Plymouth-based jeweller Ana Simões. Each piece Simões makes is hand drawn in wax and cast in small batches using recycled sterling silver or gold vermeil. The shapes are simple and familiar, but no two are ever quite the same. Whether a pendant, ring or earring, every piece feels personal and clearly handmade.

Ocean City Arts

Ocean City Arts is a local artist and teacher who has a passion for making art affordable and accessible. They create Art & Activity Kits for both adults and children as well as prints, Christmas cards and gift vouchers for their workshops.

Sugarbush

Sugarbush handmakes natural cosmetics using ingredients that are good for your skin and the planet. Each product is handmade in small batches with environmentally friendly packaging and the product range includes bath bombs, lotion bars, lip balms, shampoo bars, conditioner bars and face masks.

Trelowen Pottery

This Cornish potter is based in Launceston and makes wheel thrown and hand finished functional and decorative wear from stoneware clay. Their ranges are inspired by their surroundings and include ‘Goon’ (meaning ‘moor’ in Cornish), ‘Men’ (‘stone’) and ‘Morewon’ (‘sea-foam’). The business name ‘Trelowen’ means ‘happy home/ place’ as they hope their pieces will bring happiness into people’s homes.

Tumbled Treasure

Tumbled Treasure jewellery is handmade and designed using Seaglass collected on the beach. Recycled sterling silver and gold are cut and shaped around the Seaglass to maintain beautiful organic shapes, naturally tumbled by the sea and the sand. Commission pieces using Seaglass found by customers are also welcomed, and can provide a cherished memory of a favourite beach.

Working for Wildlife

Founded in 1961, WWF is the world’s leading independent conservation organisation working in more than 100 countries to create solutions to the most important environmental challenges facing the planet so that people and nature can thrive. Their work centres around restoring wildlife, sustaining forests and oceans and reducing carbon emissions. One of WWF's fundraisers will be at our Makers Market to talk to anyone who is interested about its fantastic work in the UK and around the World while offering the chance to get involved directly through adoptions or membership.

The Box's Winter Makers Market will run from 11am-4pm on Saturday 22 and Sunday 23 November 2025. Walk ins are welcome but if you book a free ticket in advance you can enjoy 10% off in The Box Kitchen & Bar while you're with us.