
Buy work from Artists you see on the Wilmslow Art Trail
Ahead of the spectacular Wilmslow Art fair, Wilmslow is staging an Art Trail around the town.
From Friday 25 September, work by some of our 30 Northern artists showing at Wilmslow Art will also pop up in businesses across town — a week-long trail leading up to the main show on 2–4 October.
Wander the trail, discover new artists, and maybe find something you'd love to take home.
A sample of their work is pictured below along with a link to the artist's website or socials.
See something you love?
Can't make the show weekend? Contact the artist directly to check if a piece is still available.
Commissions
Most of our artists take commissions — perfect for a gift, or something made just for your home.
Wilmslow Art
Fri 6–8pm · Sat 10–5pm · Sun 12–4pm
Church Halls, Chapel Lane, Wilmslow, SK9 1PR
Trail artists are listed below. For the full list of all 30 artists showing at Wilmslow Art, see our Welcome page.

Ceramics
TK Ceramica
Tracy (TK Ceramica) is paired with The Home Library on Alderley Road in Wilmslow. She produces wheel-thrown and hand built items which connect to nature, seasons, weather and time. She uses smoke/pit firing, which makes each piece individual to that time and environment.
Contact Tracy via her Instagram: @tkaye_ceramica

Ceramics
Sarah Pink Ceramics
Sarah Pink Ceramics is paired with The Little Green Paint Company on Alderley Road in Wilmslow. Sarah's striking figurative animal and human forms are created by hand and often have over sized features such as hands and feet or large animal ears.
Contact Sarah via her Instagram page: @sarah3pink

Ceramics
Sylvia Glover
Sylvia is paired with Thomas James Bespoke kitchen showroom on Water Lane in Wilmslow. Sylvia makes practical tableware that people enjoy picking up, handling and using. The pieces are designed to be easy to live with: dishwasher- and microwave-proof as well as comfortable to hold and use.

Ceramics
Nastassia Blahadava
Nastassia is paired with Mandarin Stone on Water Lane in Wilmslow. Nastassia is a ceramic artist working primarily with porcelain, creating abstract sculptural forms that explore fragility and resilience. Originally from Belarus and now based in the UK, her work is influenced by personal experiences of distance, memory, and a search for beauty in everyday life.
Contact Nastassia via her Instagram: @blahadavaceramics

Ceramics
Carol Rogerson Ceramics
Carol Rogerson Ceramics is paired with Hästens Wilmslow on Water Lane. Carol's pieces are created using red stoneware and embossed with her own unique designs. Traditional wheel thrown forms combine with the printed clay to produce the final pieces, with rich, natural colours achieved through gas reduction firing.

Ceramics
Gabi Komar-Dixon Ceramics
Gabi is paired with Nolte kitchen showroom on Alderley Road in Wilmslow. Her highly decorative ceramics express her love of colour, texture and form. Her rich colour palette aims to evoke a range of moods, whilst the surface decorations bring a tactile sensory reward.

Ceramics
Tine's Ceramics
Tine Hagen Dalgaard is paired with James Doyle Optician on Alderley Road in Wilmslow. Her work reflects a deep connection between nature and the soul. Rooted in Scandinavian design, she handbuilds tactile ceramics with homemade slips, evoking trees, water, and childhood memories—creating quiet, contemplative forms that speak of stillness, simplicity, and belonging.

Jewellery
Jenny Rothwell Jewellery
Jenny Rothwell is paired with James Doyle Opticians on Alderley Road in Wilmslow. Jenny makes contemporary aluminium and silver jewellery inspired by her Peak District explorations.
Using traditional hand tools and painting techniques, Jenny combines craft, colour and place, to create light, colourful pieces that carry stories and celebrate individuality.

Painting
Alex Jabore
Alex has been paired with Surburban Green on Hawthorne Lane in Wilmslow. Alex Jabore is an oil painter specialising in wildlife, with a particular focus on British birds. Working in a traditional style, her paintings capture the detail, texture and character of familiar species through careful observation and a restrained, minimal approach.








