Kindred Prize Draw | New Makers 2025

Win a Piece From Our New Makers 2025 Collection

As a valued Kindred member, we are pleased to offer you the chance to win a piece from our New Makers 2025 collection.

Now in its seventh year, our New Makers programme celebrates and supports creativity, innovation, and entrepreneurship.

This year’s makers are ceramicists Amy Leeworthy and Lærke Møller Hansen, woodworker Elise McLauchlan, jeweller Lindey Tydeman, and handweaver Sabine Van der Sande.

Five Kindred members will win a piece created by a New Maker.

Lærke Møller Hansen

Working from a former blacksmith’s workshop near Odense, Denmark, Lærke Møller Hansen crafts functional tableware inspired by the simplicity of Japanese ceramics. She develops her own glazes using locally-sourced materials like sand and wood ash.

Amy Leeworthy

Based in Melbourne’s Mornington Peninsula, Amy Leeworthy creates decorative stoneware ceramics using wheel-thrown and hand-built techniques. She hand-paints geometric designs inspired by the shades of her coastal surroundings.

Elise McLauchlan

Based in Montreal, Elise McLauchlan creates wood-turned tableware that privileges the natural grain and texture of her material. Blending traditional craft with functional design, she works with locally-sourced maple and maple burl.

Lindey Tydeman

Lindey Tydeman uses electroforming to create her jewellery, a technique that allows her to grow precious metals on organic forms, revealing contrasts in texture and tone. Her pieces are reminiscent of coral, barnacles, and oceanic crust.

Sabine Van der Sande

Using British lambswool and organic cotton, Sabine Van der Sande creates textiles informed by age-old techniques. The south London-based maker weaves her pieces on a nineteenth-century loom and uses vibrant colours inspired by traditional folk decorative objects.

Enter Our Prize Draw

For the chance to win, please submit your details before 07:00am (EDT) on Friday 20 June.

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