Framed seaweed pressings arranged on wooden shelves

Real pressed seaweed

Real pressed feathery seaweed on a table with a magnifying glass, pencil and shells

We hand press locally foraged and sustainably gathered seaweed to create beautiful natural artworks from Cornwall.

We specialise in creating striking compositions by using the different colours and textures of different species of seaweed.

We are lucky enough to live in Falmouth, which is one of the deepest natural harbours in the world. Falmouth Bay has some of the most diverse seaweed in the country.

We sell original pressings so every piece is completely unique.

Real pressed seaweed pressings in wooden frames on a market stall

Upcoming markets - our last one in 2024!

Saturday 14 & Sunday 15 December - Jubilee Wharf Christmas Fair Jubilee Wharf, Penryn, TR10 8FG

View fullsize We’re finishing our 2024 Christmas Fair season in style! We’ll be at @jubilee_wharf on Saturday 14 and Sunday 15 December, along with lots of other amazing makers. It’ll be a one stop Christmas shop, with over 35 makers, open work
View fullsize There’s still time to buy our seaweed pressings so they arrive before the big day! ✨📮🎄📮✨ Order by Wednesday 18th to be sure to receive your pressings in time. If you live in Falmouth or Penryn we can hand deliver direct to your door - be s
View fullsize Phew - what a busy week we’ve had! We started with a brilliant paper cutting workshop run by Emma from @the.paper.otter at @cornishcraftbarn. Followed by lots of fair prep, the odd bit of sea air and 3 days at the lovely @polyfalmouth. Looki
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View fullsize I love how these Oak leaves reflect each other. The orange oak leaf print was made by the immensely talented @aliciab.studio . Andy pressed the Sea Oak in May this year before I gave him Alicia’s print in June. I think displaying them toget
View fullsize We asked lovely Lisa from @pottinginpenryn to make a soap dish to match our bathroom tiles. I also asked her to make a bespoke giant toothbrush holder big enough to hold our electric toothbrushes, the stroke of genius is that there are holes in the