Wedgwood

Wedgwood

Retail Luxury Goods and Jewelry

About us

England 1759

Website
http://www.wedgwood.com
Industry
Retail Luxury Goods and Jewelry
Company size
201-500 employees
Headquarters
England
Type
Public Company

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    COLOUR YOUR SUMMER A collision of craft and colour that will bring sunshine to your summer, whatever the weather, our new campaign showcases the Florentine Colours collection. The campaign encourages you to express yourself, and mix and match colours to curate your own personalised collection. Each piece of Florentine fine bone china is handmade by our expert craftspeople at the home of Wedgwood in Stoke-on-Trent, England. See the latest campaign at WEDGWOOD.com. #Wedgwood #FlorentineColours #Summer

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    We are delighted to announce Xiao Zhan as the first ever Global Brand Ambassador for Wedgwood. “I am delighted to announce Xiao Zhan as global brand ambassador for Wedgwood. A milestone in the brand’s history and with China as our leading market for Wedgwood, it is great to collaborate with Xiao Zhan now also outside of China!” - Sjoerd Leeflang, VP of Wedgwood Xiao Zhan is a Chinese actor and singer, with a passion for heritage, art and craftsmanship – the perfect fit to represent our brand worldwide. #Wedgwood #XiaoZhan

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    Artist In Residence: Magdalene Odundo Wedgwood’s Artist in Residence programme invites creatives to work alongside the craftspeople within our factory in Stoke-on-Trent, England. Magdalene Odundo’s residency explores the eradication of slave trade and Josiah Wedgwood’s contribution as a ceramicist but also a humanist. The piece is inspired by Magdalene’s admiration of Josiah Wedgwood’s creative and artistic sensibility, and reforming attitude highlighted by his advocacy of the abolitionist movement. The design concept took inspiration from Wedgwood’s rich archive, namely the historic anti-slavery medallions as well as Wedgwood's correspondence with the Nigerian anti-slavery campaigner Olaudah Equiano dating back as early as 1745. The large-scale, towering centrepiece was created using historic moulds from the Wedgwood library, Magdalene then turned them upside down to change the emphasis of the classic Borghese mould. The piece is made of the iconic Jasperware material in Black and Cane colours, which was first developed by Josiah Wedgwood in the 1770s. “I wanted to deconstruct and reconstruct something that would be spectacular and totally contrasting to my own work. Because this is a residency, I’ll never get another chance to make something that is different, that challenges me and challenges the people that I work with.” This unique piece is on display at the esteemed Houghton Hall in Norfolk, England through the end of September 2024. Discover more at WEDGWOOD.com

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    FLORENTINE AS YOU HAVE NEVER SEEN The making of our Florentine Marine mural in London to support the Florentine Colours launch. Featuring Navinder Nangla, and painted by Global Street Art, the mural and the stunt that followed drew attention, allowing passersby to experience Wedgwood in a new, unexpected and captivating way. Discover the campaign at WEDGWOOD.com #Wedgwood #GlobalStreetArt #OutOfHome #Mural

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