As well as offering a range of products complementing William Heath Robinson’s work, the shop at Heath Robinson Museum sells a selection of one-off items, designed and handmade by acclaimed, locally-based artisans.
The Maker’s Art is a contemporary range of artworks, jewellery, ceramics, stoneware and printed images that complement the imagination and enchantment of Heath Robinson’s work. The makers change every six months, adding more valuable creative partnerships and leading to a distinctive decorative art marketplace at the Heath Robinson Museum.
Participating in the third programme of The Maker’s Art, running now until April 2018, are the jewellery designer Jane Pomiankowski from Northwood, printmaker Ann Burnham who is based in Pinner and the ceramicist Manjula Muir from Chorleywood. 
Jeannine Lawder, curator of The Maker’s Art, says “We are thrilled that these amazingly talented artisans have brought their stylish and beautiful ranges to support the Heath Robinson Museum. We are also delighted that Kubera Wealth are sponsoring the launch of the new ranges.”

As well as offering a range of products complementing William Heath Robinson’s work, the shop at the Museum sells a selection of one-off items, designed and handmade by acclaimed, locally based