Flower essences work deeply and gently bringing positive and effective change to our lives. They act as catalysts, bringing awareness and shifting patterns enabling you to move forward in a safe, natural and simple way.

It's such a joy to collaborate again with Thyme. This is my third collection and I always love using Caryn's beautiful illustrations as a starting point for my ceramics. Inspired by her autumnal drawings of oak leaves and horse chestnut I used leaves sourced from my garden and Holland park to press into a speckled stoneware clay body.

We are delighted to launch a capsule collaboration with Andión using our botanically inspired prints on their beautifully made, hand-smocked blouses.

Andión is a mother-daughter atelier working from the beautiful hills of Galicia in northeastern Spain. Each of their pieces are lovingly crafted in a small workshop surrounded by cornfields, eucalyptus, and oak trees. Always handmade and always inspired by their Galician roots.

Meet Bell Hutley, an artist and designer from London who best known for her vividly colourful and whimsical illustrations .

In this Meet he Maker, we join Sian Cornish in conversation to learn more about her journey into the wonderful world of textiles, the fascinating process behind her handmade silk ribbons, and how nature provides a constant source of inspiration.

In this Meet he Maker, Molly Mahon take you through her journey with the art of block printing, her inspiration and the work that goes in to every piece.

Back to Slow

Founder of iconic brand, Penelope Chilvers, retraces her footsteps in creating her family business.

Meet the maker

The Canterbury Bears Workshop is nestled in the Kentish Countryside, a short distance from the Cathedral City of Canterbury and is rooted in its location and its history.

Meet the maker

Since Thyme was founded, the ambition has always been to create something that is more than a place, a brand inspired by nature and centred around botanical patterns.

We stumbled across Mike and Skapa Woodstuffs scrolling through Instagram and were mesmerised by the workmanship and beauty of his pieces.

We came across designer Julian Sainsbury's ceramic workshop when searching for beautiful crockery for Thyme's Ox Barn restaurant.