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Hopewood | Sarah Loughlin + Marcus Wootton

Hopewood is an art & craft studio collective established in 2021 by Sarah Loughlin and Marcus Wootton. Rooted in traditional basketry techniques, their practice spans woven sculptural vessels and contemporary functional baskets, all made in their studio in the Wyre Forest, UK.

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Baskets

Created with careful craftsmanship, our woven willow objects are designed to be functional and enduring - made with intention, integrity, and a respect for the material.​

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Next collection: Thursday 22nd October 6pm (BST)

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Artworks

Sarah Loughlin creates woven objects from natural materials, using traditional basketry techniques to create contemporary forms. Primarily working with willow, she explores form, enclosure and protection. Her work responds to structures found in nature and often takes curved forms that draw inward, becoming increasingly enclosed. These forms create a sense of containment, reflecting a human need for shelter, security, comfort and retreat.

available works

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Courses

Our basketry courses run throughout the year, from short beginners' workshops to longer immersive experiences.

About

Drawing from their backgrounds in fine art, antiques, and photography, and drawing inspiration from the natural world, the duo seamlessly blends art and craft. This cross-disciplinary approach allows them to create sculptural pieces that elevate living spaces, alongside functional works designed to add beauty, tactile richness, and intentionality to everyday tasks.

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