Squeeee!
Are we allowed to make noises on a blog post? I don't know... but I do know we are excited!
There are moments in an artist’s journey that feel truly special—milestones that mark growth, passion, and new opportunities. I’m beyond excited to share one of those moments with you: my very first art showcase at the beautiful Saffron Grange Vineyard!
We were recently asked by the absolutely wonderful people at Saffron Grange if we would like to display some of our pieces in their vineyard shop and, quite obviously and immediately, jumped at the chance!
Art & Wine – A Perfect Pairing
Nestled in the stunning Essex countryside, Saffron Grange is a local vineyard known for its exceptional English sparkling wines and warm, inviting atmosphere. It’s a place where craftsmanship and creativity come together, making it the perfect setting for my artwork to be displayed.
Seeing my pieces hanging in their café/shop space is a truly exciting experience—this is the first time our work has been showcased in a public space! It’s a huge milestone for Paris and I as artists and for Alma Cara Studio, and I couldn’t be more grateful for the opportunity.
Visit & Experience the Artwork in Person
If you’re in the area (or looking for a lovely day out), you can visit Saffron Grange’s café during their opening hours to view my artwork up close. There is something special about seeing the textures, brushstrokes, and colours in person.
...and why not pair it with a wine tasting experience? Soak in the vineyard’s atmosphere, and enjoy a creative escape surrounded by art and nature.
A Dream Turned Reality
Every artist dreams of seeing their work displayed outside of their own studio walls, and this is that moment for me. If you stop by, I’d love to hear your thoughts—send me a message, snap a photo, or tag @almacarastudio_ or @jadesart on Instagram.
Thank you to Saffron Grange for this incredible opportunity, and to everyone who has supported our art journey so far. This is just the beginning!
📍 Visit Saffron Grange Vineyard to see the following art works on display:
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