The Sainsbury Centre stocks a wide range of products, from contemporary ceramics and handmade jewellery to design gifts, greetings cards and art books. As well as stocking exciting makers and artists, the Sainsbury Centre also regularly publishes a selection of award-winning books. Free UK shipping over £50.
The activities from author and homesteading teacher Angela Fanning include eco-friendly practices, such as recycling or reusing materials, and encourage readers to respect nature.
Let the wonders of the natural world amaze your kids with this fantastic insect viewer.
Nurture the wacky scientist in your child with this green magnifying glass for nature trails.
A signed Giclee Print of an Original Illustration by Rebecca Pymar of the Sainsbury Centre featuring Beast Alerted 1 and Lion 1© Estate of Lynn Chadwick
The common theme of translating plants into patterns is explored as a defining feature of Art Nouveau.
The publication explains the dialogue and collaboration between artists working in radical ways across the generations to continually reinvent Constructivist art.
Published to accompany the exhibition of the same title, the essays in this book offer new approaches to the life and work of the young artist, his psychological make-up, and his approach to practice.
This publication celebrates the highlights of Sir Robert and Lisa Sainsbury’s unique collection of over 2,500 works.
Perfect for lunch boxes or days out, this pretty set of Wild Flowers snack boxes has three different sizes, ideal for storing a range of snacks, from fruit and crackers, to cheese and small sandwiches.
Store, organise and carry with this pretty and practical Wild Flowers bag, made from durable oilcloth and featuring a handy internal pocket.
Sustainable gardener Marian Boswall walks us through the process of creating and maintaining a sustainable outdoor space, offering tips, guidance and step-by-step projects designed to help you lead a more low-impact lifestyle.
Full-color illustrated laminated birch plywood tray, with natural birch on reverse.
Radical Russia shows how in a few short years a new approach to art emerged in Russia.
Royal Fabergé explores the extraordinary production and glittering saga of Fabergé, the leading artist-jewellers during the decades preceding the First World War.
This volume documents the work of Rupert Spira, a leading ceramic artist in the middle of his career, tracing its development from his training under Henry Hammond and Michael Cardew, two of the great studio potters of the twentieth century, to a recent exhibition tour of Japan.
More than two hundred images of Zimbabwe’s historical art reveal how art is expressed across life as the language of spiritual and cultural meaning.
An architectural history of British multi-storey housing 1945-1970.
The common theme of translating plants into patterns is explored as a defining feature of Art Nouveau.
This award winning publication coincided with the opening of Superstructures: The New Architecture 1960-1990.
Featuring Swedish illustrator Linnéa Andersson’s signature leafy motifs, this rectangular tray combines blush pink leaves on a pretty pale pink base.
Store, organise and carry with this pretty and practical Wild Flowers bag, made from durable oilcloth and featuring a handy internal pocket.
Perfect for lunch boxes or days out, this pretty set of Wild Flowers snack boxes has three different sizes, ideal for storing a range of snacks, from fruit and crackers, to cheese and small sandwiches.
Store your office treats in style with this snack box set adorned in Rex London’s beautiful Love Birds design.
Postcards depicting 6 works by Japanese-Swiss artist Leiko Ikemura, for her first UK exhibition Usagi In Wonderland.
These postcards feature 3 of Perry’s works, and a portrait of Perry surrounded by his ceramics.
Die-cut postcards of two bronze sculptural works by Leiko Ikemura, as part of her first UK exhibition Usagi in Wonderland.
A signed Giclee Print of an Original Illustration by Rebecca Pymar of The De La Warr Pavilion in Bexhill on Sea.
This eye catching print was designed by local artist and illustrator Adam Avery to commemorate the 40th Anniversary of the Sainsbury Centre.
A signed Giclee Print of an Original Illustration by Rebecca Pymar of the Sainsbury Centre featuring Beast Alerted 1 and Lion 1© Estate of Lynn Chadwick
These tiny bone earrings are cast from a real tiny mouse femur bone, found in an owl pellet. Cast in solid sterling silver.
These tiny bone earrings are cast from a real tiny mouse femur bone, found in an owl pellet. Cast in solid sterling silver, and plated in 22 carat gold.
Midnight blue earrings made from formica and brass, with gold plated posts and butterfly backs.
Blush earrings made from formica and brass, with gold plated posts and butterfly backs.
