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Artisans & Craftspeople

Potters, weavers, jewellers, woodworkers and more

Our Dartmoor lists 31 artisans and craftspeople on and around Dartmoor, with the largest groups in Moretonhampstead (3), Chagford (2), Tavistock (2).

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Abigail North Ceramics
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Abigail North Ceramics

Chapple, Chagford

I originally trained in ceramics in London and Devon, and now work from my remote moorland studio.

Artisan the makers shop
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Artisan the makers shop

Chagford

Established as a community interest company in August 2023, Artisan (Chagford) CIC is a retail outlet for artists and makers in Devon and the southwest.

Bonnie Belle
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Bonnie Belle

Tavistock

Sterling Silver jewellery made in Devon, UK.

Cliff Ellis Ceramics
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Cliff Ellis Ceramics

Ashburton

Discover handcrafted ceramics from our Dartmoor studio. Shop for custom ceramic or join our engaging pottery classes.

Dartmoor Shoemakers
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Dartmoor Shoemakers

Moretonhampstead

We make shoes. Inspired by the moor and made by hand from thoughtfully chosen materials.

Dartmoor Yarn
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Dartmoor Yarn

Okehampton

Previously known as the Woolly Beader, Dartmoor Yarn is a small independent yarn and craft shop, situated on the fringes of Dartmoor in Devon.

Habulous
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Habulous

Crapstone, Tavistock

Hand produced - not mass produced.

Artists & Painters

Ian Cox

Ian Cox Arts - fine art prints and drawings

Joanne Balman Jewellery
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Joanne Balman Jewellery

Hello, I’m Joanne – a jeweller based on the edge of Dartmoor in Devon. creating handcrafted silver pieces from my workshop.

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View from SheepstorView from Sheepstor. Photograph by Glavind Strachan Photography

“Little doth that old man know my name is Vickeytoad.”

Also on Our DartmoorChurch Cottage — A Grade II* listed cottage, likely medieval or early modern in origin.