BBC judge joins celebrity line-up for country event.
Keith Brymer Jones, pottery designer and judge from BBC Two’s The Great Pottery Throw Down, joins the expert line-up of hosts at Kirstie Allsopp’s Handmade Fair this spring.
Taking place from Friday 12th to Sunday 14th May 2017 at Ragley Hall Park and Gardens in Warwickshire, The Handmade Fair will bring together Britain’s best handmade products, crafts supplies, and artisan foods.
British potter and ceramic designer Keith Brymer Jones joins a line-up including TV presenter Kirstie Allsopp who will top the bill on Friday, before handing over the reins to Liz Earle, skincare specialist and founder of the multi-award winning Fairtrade jewellery range, on Saturday. Keith will be joining Patrick Grant, British designer and judge on The Great British Sewing Bee, on stage in the Super Theatre on the Sunday.
Keith, who is also head of design at MAKE International, has worked with many retailers including Conran, Habitat and Laura Ashley. Well known for his ceramic Word Range, Keith’s design philosophy focuses on stylish yet practical products.
Keith said: “I am really looking forward to The Handmade Fair. I love creative and imaginative events like this; it’s where I’m in my element! Ragley Hall is such a wonderful backdrop for this event and in Warwickshire too, a beautiful bit of the country!”
The Handmade Fair will feature over 150 hand-picked exhibitors, each selling beautiful products, materials, and tools, as well as delicious food and drink stalls. For more information or to book tickets, visit: www.thehandmadefair.com/ragley
