Crafts......and...... cake.......

Silver jewellery, each piece unique and lovingly hand-crafted......
Photographs of blue and white waves thundering down on pink Cornish beaches...
Prints, postcards, bags, mirrors, ceramics, stained glass, jewellery.. The artists featured in the Craft Shop include Anthony Frost, Sue Dove, Izumi Omori, Amber Drake, Jonathan Hancock, Michelle Cowmeadow Diana & Tim Wayne and Linda Styles. ...................
It's all too much, there's so much to chose from. Sit down, relax, have a coffee or a fruit tea and a  piece of chocolate cake,  Cream Teas  Soup or a quiche.  Take something special home with you.  .............Or you are very welcome to just come in and browse.

Over the years we have forged strong friendships with talented Cornish craft workers to present work that is locally  handcrafted and unique. Even our cake! In fact, we are confident that we are the only gallery in Cornwall that has its cake mentioned in the visitors book! And if you want to know more about the artists just ask, we're happy to provide information and contact details.

But there is one piece of craftwork you can't take away, The Morvah Door. Early in 2001, residents of the village of Morvah got together with local stained-glass artist, Deborah Martin, to produce a stained glass door that represents life here in Morvah. Each image presents a unique part of life in the parish; the telephone box, a tractor, the parish church, pet dogs, a hawthorn tree. But like pieces of a jigsaw, they all fit together, creating a bigger picture of village life as a whole. It really is a very special piece of work and one we are all very proud of. It's worth visiting the Schoolhouse simply to see it and it alone.