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Art the herald angels sing

What do you give someone who has far too much? Why something produced by local artists, designer/makers, of course - it shows thought, individuality and keeps the money in the region while supporting the arts (and let’s not forget the artists).

Choose from jewellery, paintings, furniture, glass, sculpture and photography. You can even get a loan to help you buy the stuff. Remember, Jesus was a carpenter, but he so easily could have been a bespoke jewellery maker.

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December 7th, 2006

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