1-Test
2-Hellebore Bowl



3-Hellebore
This year our studio garden has given us a wonderful show of hellebore, with a bright display of the glorious crowns of these elegant flowers.
At a time when so few plants are daring to shine, hellebore provides a reliable source of joy as a prelude to spring.

4-Can you post glass ?

5-Sloe Berry Bowl
The Sloe Berry bowl will be our final limited edition design of 2018. A cool purple glass bowl that celebrates the deep purple pearls of the Blackthorn tree. It’s been a fantastic year for these fruits, (the ancestor of all our cultivated plums) and which are surprisingly, incredibly sweet (for a Sloe) which should make a great Sloe Gin. We’ve got both Sloe and Elderberry Gin on the go and are really looking forward to Christmas.
Some people may remember many years ago, we made a hand cut sloe bowl in grey glass, this year we are very happy to revisit this beautiful winter bounty with our new technologies enabling us to capture the essence of this abundant plant. Like most rural areas Rosedale has many, many blackthorn hedges, and this year, they are laden with purple pearls.
There have already been quite a few pre orders for this design, and we are planning to launch the bowl through our mailing list later this week. Please drop us an email or give us a call if you’d like to pre order a bowl.

6-Glassmaking – Root Vases
We’ve been making our small Root vases this week, in a wide variety of colours. These vases are so easy to use for the non flower arrangers amongst us (myself included), any seasonal flowers seem to position themselves effortlessly.
Though not available to order online, give us a call or an email if you’d like us to post one off to you.

7-Website Issues – thanks for your patience
8-Great Northern Contemporary Craft Fair – Manchester

9-Bramble
We just love blackberries and it’s been a good year for these hedgerow gems.
Our third limited edition of 2018 captures the dramatic dark purple colour of this member of the rose family, with a lip wrap emphasising their deep green leaves.
Over 300 species of this dynamic plant sprawl across the land, creating cathedrals of thorny arches, providing a haven for many small mammals and birds.
Folklore suggests passing through the arch of a bramble would cure many ailments, as do tinctures and teas of its leaves, berries and roots. Still, the gathering of hedgerow brambles in the autumn is a wonderful way to spend an afternoon, as is savouring the wine, jam and desserts that follow.
You can order one of our new bowls here
10-Wonderful Howgate Wonder
