Sian Evans Jewellery

07/06/2026

Today we close our exhibition. Last chance to see .brotherwood and Remanences & Evocations. We close at 5pm

25/05/2026

cache opening weekend … prepping for cuttlefish casting workshop, collecting cuttlefish bone on hive beach .. and preparing the bone. .
Magnificent Echiums at Abbey house in Abbotsbury
escaped the invigilating of the show for a few hours.. to a .. joyfully packed Weymouth beach with roasting humans .. ( would appreciate this , classic English seaside resort at its best ) and first swim of the season for me
A tour of the exhibition, some jewels and .brotherwood paintings
A tour of the workshop and a few of my thousands of tools 🧰
Last images …Cuttlefish casting workshop and great results for the first session of workshops ( Which I’m running especially for Dorset Art Weeks )
If you’d like to get involved , there are three places left for the next session on the 30th May (6th June Sold out )

Dorset Art Weeks runs over two week in late May and early June each year. This year there are 290 venues and 700 artists taking part. It’s the largest open studio event in the UK and a 20 year old tradition. It’s become part of the calendar for many locals and art lovers who travel around the venues in a grand tour of delight.
Our exhibition is on until 7th June .

We are open from 10am -5pm daily except 1st and 2nd June

23/05/2026

Remanences & Evocations : Polly Brotherwood & Sian Evans
Open today from 10am 5pm

Venue 117 . Dorset Art Weeksbrotherwood

06/05/2026

Exhibition: Remenances & Evocations , Polly Brotherwood and Sian Evans.
23rd May -7th June
Dorset Art Weeks 2026

03/05/2026

Thankyou to and the for organising an amazing afternoon with the Tutor Heart . The research the BM has completed on its provenance is staggering.. through extensive reading of Henry’s records and interactions with his goldsmiths .. to testing the chemistry of the enamel .. to learn about what sources the mineral in the glass were used .. the fact that in the 1510-20’s the source of cobalt used in enamel changes , nailed a crucial date . The researchers are the most incredible sleuths.

23/04/2026

Recently…… carving for a stone brooch , a weekend with friends in West Somerset , photographing incredible vessels at her and beautiful farmhouse.Flowers cut from the garden . Walking the North Devon coast around Lynton and the Valley of Rocks .. I understand why the Romantic poets were drawn to this place, it’s breathtaking, literally. Go if you can. And archaeologists from working at a deserted Medieval Village in Perbeck .. my side hustle in action. The new series of brooches are a dive into the archaeology of Wessex.. the pecked patterns and inscribed lines found on stone, gold and ceramic of the Neolithic and Bronze Age . The Clandon hoard after which they are named , was found in a barrow not far from my home in Dorset … .

06/04/2026

Coming soon, Dorset art weeks with Polly Brotherwood

Dorset Art Weeks 2026 : Jewellery and Painting by Sian Evans and Polly Brotherwood

26/02/2026

This week

superb final show at London College of Fashion ..
Chiharu Shiota at .gallery
Mediterranean Bronze Age at

26/02/2026

Some new things .
1, Red Jasper and Black Flint
2, Dark and pale grey flint with Campsie Fells mustard coloured Jasper
3 Carnelian

The flint from Dorset is of exceptional quality , I understand now why it was used by our stone-age ancestors as a material for making their tools . Not just sharp but beautiful .

25/02/2026

In the works …. Progress