Lowther Castle Ceramic Pendant Decoration

Lowther Castle Hanging Pendant Decoration

Lowther Castle ceramic pendant has been created from original art by North East artist Emily Ward. This lovely hanging decoration has been hand pressed locally in her studio near Newcastle.

Emily’s ceramic pendant of Lowther Castle transforms the grand ruin into a scene filled with colour and light. The castle’s dramatic Gothic towers and battlements rise with strength and elegance, illuminated by a glowing yellow sun that radiates across the sky and softens into cool blue tones.

In front of the castle, a wide pathway framed by clipped green hedges draws the viewer inward, while the foreground bursts with a meadow of wildflowers painted in joyful splashes of pink, purple, yellow, and blue.

The scattering of paint across the entire piece creates movement and harmony, weaving together sky, stone, and garden to present Lowther Castle as both majestic and magical.

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Lowther Castle

Lowther Castle , located near Penrith in the Lake District, is a striking ruin that tells a story of grandeur and decline. Built in the early 19th century, between 1806 and 1814, for the Lowther family, it was designed in a dramatic Gothic Revival style by architect Robert Smirke.

Once a magnificent stately home with opulent interiors and expansive gardens, the castle fell into disrepair in the mid-20th century after being abandoned and partly demolished. Today, its romantic ruins, framed by restored gardens and sweeping views of the Cumbrian landscape, make it a fascinating destination where history, architecture, and nature come together in a place full of atmosphere and character.

Hanging Pendant Decoration