Sculpting stories from willow, one leaf at a time.

I’m thrilled to have several of my willow sculptures featured in the Easter trail at Lytham Hall this weekend. If you’re local, come and see them in the gardens — the response has been amazing! 🌿

Welcome!

Hi! I’m Helena, and I craft one-of-a-kind sculptures using traditional willow weaving techniques. Inspired by nature, folklore, and childhood wonder, my creations are rooted in story and spirit.

A person kneeling next to large animal sculptures made of woven materials, resembling kangaroos with boxing gloves, inside a workshop.

Some of my work…

  • Two rabbit sculptures in boxing stance, made of wood or similar material, in a forest setting.
  • Wicker sculpture of a dog-like character riding a scooter, displayed outdoors.
  • Woven animal sculptures in a park, featuring a large and small dog-like figure made of natural materials, set against a background of trees and grass.
  • Sculpture of an owl figure made of woven wood, standing on the forest floor, resembling a humanoid form with owl features.
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My Services

A wicker sculpture of a cartoon dog riding a scooter, displayed outdoors on grass, with a brick wall in the background.
A large wicker sculpture of a dog riding a scooter with a yellow headlight in a forest setting.

Commission Sculptures

I love creating bespoke willow sculptures that reflect a place, a person, or a story. Whether it’s a fox for your garden, a woven figure for a special event, or something completely unique, I work closely with you to shape something meaningful.

Every piece is handmade using natural willow, with attention to movement, texture, and spirit. If you’ve got an idea in mind, I’d be delighted to hear about it.

A humanoid owl sculpture made of woven twigs and metal, standing in a wooded area.
A sculpture of an owl made from intertwined natural branches, with large eyes and detailed features, displayed outdoors in a forest setting.

Local Community Projects

I'm passionate about bringing willow weaving into shared spaces. From workshops with schools and art groups to collaborative sculpture trails and seasonal displays, I love working with communities to create something together.

Willow is a beautiful, accessible material that invites hands-on connection. If you're planning a local project, event, or community art installation, I’d love to be part of it.