Sligo has a fine variety of mountain, lake and coastal scenery and is beautifully situated between Lough Gill and the sea. Crafts are a mayor source of interest in Sligo; with an ancient heritage going back 6000 years ago. The work in this "Sligo Craft Trail" web site is highly skilled, stylish and imaginative featuring ceramics, jewellry, sculpture, stained glass watercolours and photography. The artisans work, unique and original, evokes all that is Sligo ’lands of heart desire’. All the craftworkers mentioned warmly welcome visitors to their studio and workshop.

• Badu DesignBilly Moore worked under Colin Grey at the Royal West Academy in England 1981-1985, specializing in sculptural form using clay, bronze and welded metal, Badu Design was established in 1998 as a business producing one off figurative ceramic and welded metal pieces.
• Benbulben PotteryBenbulben Pottery produces functional stoneware and one-off pieces on th premises.
• Breeogue Pottery & Callery CeramicsEstablished by husband and wife team Tom Callery and Grainne MacLoughlin in 1998.
• Brigit BeemsterBrigit makes one off ceramic sculptures, with a sense of humour.
• House of Ireland JewelleryEstablished as a manufacturer of the highest quality Celtic and Claddagh Jewellery in 1991.
• Irishwatercolours.comBeneath Knocknarea mountain, 10 km from sligo town lies the seaside village of Strandhill.
• M and N DesignM and N Design specializes in creating beautiful once off solid wood pieces, such as corner units, shelving units, coffee tables, mirrors, chaises, and just about anything our imagination or customer can throw at us.
• Michael BuddMy work encompasses a large spectrum, from tools to sculpture, fire grates to candle sticks, gates to fire sets, naming only a few.
• Olga`s Stained GlassAlong with commissions for private and commercial customers, Olga makes a wide variatey of coloured mirrors, leaded window panels, hangings, lightboxes ans small foil pieces.
• Oriain PotteryOriain Pottery was established in 1997 by John Rayn, and since then has gone from strength to strength making a name as one of Irelands top studio potters, making both functional and decorative pieces that reflect the rural landscape where he is based.
• Rachel QuinnRachel Quinn has spend the last 15 years working in and studying various artistic media, most notably Ceramics resulting time and again in inspired work.
• Seal View PhotographyUlrike Schwier, originally from Germany, was interested in photography from an early age.
• The Cat and The MoonWe design and manufacture a distinct collection of silver and gold jewellery, which is available through our shop in Sligo in the West of Ireland and from select outlets in Ireland, the UK and the US.
• the collectionLimited Edition Landscape Photography Gallery.