It's a Wrap
We might be enjoying sunnier days here in the UK but there is still a bit of a chill in the air, especially in the evenings. Could there be a better way to stay cosy than wrapping yourself in one of Teresa Dunne's sumptous lambswool scarves, handwoven in Cornwall.
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Teresa Dunne - Handwoven lambswool scarf - Rock Sea Lavender£150.00£150.00 -
Teresa Dunne - Handwoven lambswool scarf - Skav£160.00£160.00 -
Teresa Dunne - Handwoven lambswool scarf - Reed Canary Grass£150.00£150.00 -
Teresa Dunne - Handwoven lambswool scarf - Ploum Sygh£160.00£160.00
Coming Soon
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Spring brightness from three gallery favourites: Lucy Burley, Jill Hudson and Lucy Spink.
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The first of our summer 2026 exhibition brings together visual artists Imogen Bone and Claire Howlett with ceramicist Deborah Harwood.
Our Stories
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There is so much to see and do, and fantastic places to stay and eat on the Rame Peninsula, I hope you enjoy a few of our suggestions.Read more
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Our latest Creative Encounter is with ever colourful visual artist Sophie HardingRead more
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Ruth Shelley is one of the Byre Gallery's longest standing makers and we're delighted to celebrate her in this Creative Encounter.Read more
Podcast
When does your passion become your profession? Can you take a love of making and creating and turn it into a successful business? This is the podcast where I talk to artists and makers who, whatever their discipline, are all fortunate to have turned their passion for creating into their occupation.
And we'll question if there IS an art to running a flourishing creative business.