List of Artworks at Handmade Oxford 2025

1. Rosie Parmley
French French Oh Johnny
Collage on raw canvas in hoop
15x14cm £250

5. Rosie Parmley
Vest 4 & Oh Johnny Blitz
Seams, pencil, collage on canvas in hoop frame
20x19cm £350

9. Emily Smith
Bubble
Silver ring
£160

13. Rosie Parmley
A Rest-a-place
Oil, pencil and collage on raw linen in hoop
17x16.5cm £300

17. Rosie Parmley
Parcelling at Dungeness
Oil and mixed media on cardboard.
Bespoke frame with glass
20x22x2.5cm.       £300

21. Emily Smith
Glow II
Copper vessel
£45

25. Emily Smith
Journey II
Brooch with brass, ebony, silver and steel pin
£600

29. Rosie Parmley
Tangerine and Kintsugi Pot
Oil on canvas, bespoke frame
23x18x2cm £300

33. Rosie Parmley
Bella Luna
Oil on canvas in bespoke frame
33cmx3cm £500

37. Rosie Parmley
Young gifted and black
Oil on raw linen with collage in a hoop
13x11xm £200

41. Emily Smith
Crumpled III
Brooch in copper with silver pin
£100

45. Emily Smith
Voice
Sterling silver ring with brass and ebony

£800

49. Emily Smith
Catharsis
Sterling silver earrings
£90

2. Emily Smith
Dappled
Copper vessel
10cm £70

6. Rosie Parmley
Sous la plait
Oil and monoprint on card in glass, frame
26.5x17x2cm    £300

10. Emily Smith
Catharsis
Silver brooch
2x2.37cm £90

14. Emily Smith
Glow
Copper vessel
10cm £70

18. Emily Smith
Chaos
Sterling silver earrings
£100

22. Emily Smith
Night sky
Copper vessel
10cm∅ £70

26. Rosie Parmley
Byzantine Church, Athens
Oil on canvas
20.5x15x2cm £500

30. Emily Smith
Dappled II
Copper vessel
£45

34. Rosie Parmley
“Oh what a precious gift”
Oil and collage on raw canvas in hoop frame
13x11x1cm £180

38. Rosie Parmley
Tea time and Bougainville
Oil on canvas
28x28x2cm £350

42. Emily Smith
Say Something
Sterling silver ring with brass
£600

46. Emily Smith
Chaos
Sterling silver earrings
£110

50. Emily Smith
Catharsis
Sterling silver earrings
£90

Meet the Artists

ROSIE PARMLEY is a contemporary painter and potter, who likes to work in oil. A simple still life or landscape. Some of these continue as memory painting or collages and other times a painting can start from drawings, pulling together a scene from ones head. Rosie loves colour and talks about it being like the music and rhythm of nature. She can turn up the colour in her palette or tune the colours right down depending on the subject matter. 

Rosie trained in fine art at the former Bath Academy where her practice began with sculpture so it’s no wonder that she is drawn to the three-dimensional in her relief paintings and in her ceramics. Her pots range in porcelain, stoneware or terracotta and no two are the same. A love of antiquity, referencing her Cypriot heritage are an additional source of inspiration. Each object Rosie creates is unique and precious to take you on a journey to another place and time. To read a painting or hold a pot is a precious act with a social truth to be unravelled.  

EMILY SMITH is also known as The Metalsmith, is a contemporary jeweller and maker of small objects. She experiments with different metals and techniques to craft wearable and decorative objects. Gathering inspiration from an amalgam of ideas intertwined with humanity, her three collections revolve around the following themes: our impact on each other, our impact on the world, and the world’s impact on us. Each one’s focus always comes back to people.

Not only are the ideas woven into Emily’s work based around humanity, but so are her materials. Emily strives to use a combination of ethically sourced materials, from copper to gold - every element is considered.

Her projects consists of a selection of made to order and ‘pret-a-porter’ pieces. Each piece is one of a kind - even the individual earrings. 10% of each sale goes to an organisation relevant to the collection theme.