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Hannah Wooldrage
Three Dimensional Design BA Hons

Grays School of Art Robert Gordon University

Graduates: 2024

Specialisms: Jewelry / Contemporary Craft / Sustainable Design

My location: Aberdeen, United Kingdom

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Grays School of Art Robert Gordon University

Hannah Wooldrage

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First Name: Hannah

Last Name: Wooldrage

University / College: Grays School of Art Robert Gordon University

Course / Program: Three Dimensional Design BA Hons

Graduates: 2024

Specialisms: Jewelry / Contemporary Craft / Sustainable Design

My Location: Aberdeen, United Kingdom

About

Hannah Wooldrage is an aspiring jeweller from Orkney, North Scotland. Having spent most of her life living on an island, she uses her connection to Orkney as inspiration for her designs, creating handcrafted jewellery that captures the textures of the island’s natural landscapes and the sea. This year marks a fundamental moment in her creative journey as she delves deeper into the essence of Orkney, refining her craft and shaping her vision in three-dimensional form. Building upon practical skills, she aims to sculpt narratives that echo the soul of her island home and capture its essence in every shape and form.  During her university degree, Hannah has taken on the role of Ethical Making Ambassador on behalf of Gray’s School of Art for the Scottish Goldsmiths Trust where she has helped to educate staff and students about the importance of ethical making. Having a passion and commitment to creating an ethical practice Hannah ensures that each piece she makes not only communicates a story but is made using recycled silver and ethically sourced gemstones.  

Textured directly from the cliffs of Orkney, 'Shores Edge' communicates the island's rich heritage and culture. Each piece is made using handcrafted techniques, traditional jewellery methods and finished to the highest standard, representing the high level of craftsmanship in Orkney. Hannah has a strong personal connection to the islands due to her upbringing and has decided to give back to her community by donating 10% of the proceeds from each piece of this collection to the Kirkwall RNLI.