Norwich Pagan Moot

Boudica's Brocante 2026

Our annual, in-person craft sale of new and pre-loved items with a Magical and Pagan theme

Image promoting the Norwich Moot Boudica's Brocante, 25th October 2026, by Stellabox Design.

Sunday 25^th October 2026, 10:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. GMT

At the Silver Road Community Centre, Silver Road, Norwich NR3 4TB

(Easily walkable from the city, but if driving, use QD’s car park, through arch immediately north of zebra crossing.)

Bring cash!

This is the tenth annual Boudica's Brocante!

Stalls Confirmed

I make artworks, altar pieces, altar boxes, jewelry, runecards, pyrography and printmaking. All handmade, designed and created by me. My artwork is inspired by and pertaining to the Heathen world view. I consider my work to be devotional and everything I make is made with mindfulness and connection, every piece is a journey and I’m always honoured when someone chooses to include my art in their sacred spaces or to adorn themselves with it.

Image showing a variety of items made by Anglesdottir Arts. Picture by Lorna Marshall.

Helen Back

Tina Berry

I am a Pagan potter with my studio on the Suffolk/Norfolk boarder. I have been working with clay since 2011 and my work is influenced by folklore and nature.

Image showing ceramics by Black Moon Atelier on a stall, including mushrooms and foliate heads. Picture by Rona Powell.

I have always been drawn to, and have admired the wonderfully weird, the skilfully executed, hand-formed artisanal treasures with considered colour hues, design and texture, as well as the wonder of small painterly artwork forms. Suffice to say over many years I have managed to curate a wealth of unique components in ceramic, glass and metal. I now bring these wondrous small art forms together in my jewellery range.

Image showing jewellery items made by Brecklander Studio. Picture by Susan Crick.

Breohtbru The Heathen

I am Breohtbru The Heathen (shop name, formerly Talie The Heathen). I am a practising Heathen and jewellery maker. I live in Norwich, and am inspired by Norse and Anglo-Saxon art and artefacts.

Image showing a square brass ring in a box. Picture by Taliesin Smith. Image showing a necklace on a mannequin. Picture by Taliesin Smith.

The Curious Crow in the Opal Moon

The Curious Crow in the Opal Moon returns with lots of preloved magical items. There are oracle cards, crystals, books, art and more - all excited to find their perfect new homes!

Image showing a crow, facing left, with the Full Moon behind, promoting The Curious Crow in the Opal Moon. Design by Louise Hoffman.

Tina Hampton

I was taught by the lovely Val Thomas back in 1995 how to wet-felt and make my first hat. I love the magic of wet-felting, turning fluffy wool with soap, water and friction into beautiful creations. I mostly make hats, forage baskets, wrist warmers, hot water bottle covers and other felted fancies. I also run wet-felting workshops, which are always lots of fun.

Five felt hats and two felt foraging baskets placed on top of a lavender bush, with a house wall, drain pipe and street behind. Picture by Hazel Nettles.

For the Merfolk of East Anglia

Image showing the Mermazine masthead, in handwriting script with the M having a fishy tail. Picture by Vix Valentine.

I create pottery with a whimsical wildlife theme, all hand drawn using the sgraffito technique. The beauty of Earth is the inspiration of my work, each piece being one of a kind just like so many things in nature.

Image promoting sgraffito ceramics by Murtle and Thyme, with a cup and saucer showing Black Shuck, held in a hand against a leafy background. Picture by Charlie Spearing.

Norfolk Goddess Temple

Orbatorium is a little odd and magical and is run by me, Debz Thompson. It is a place full of Witches' balls, Witches' bells, mystical glass pendulums, poppets, Witches ladders and other enchanted goodies. It is sometimes a dwelling place for odd wearable creations, often constructed from forgotten antique and broken jewellery, reimagined with an otherworldly dark twist. You may find a one-of-a-kind shadowbox or small oddity which could contain bones, skulls and feathers, all of which have been sourced ethically, often found and processed by myself. Each piece you see is hand crafted and finished with love, imagination and a touch of bewitchment. Come and peruse its charmed nooks and corners; you never know what you’ll find.

Image promoting the variety of witchy products made by Orbatorium. Picture by Debz Thompson.

Hand-forged silver inspired by magick & symbolism

Snapdragon Stained Glass

I work with stained glass using the copper foil method to make decorative panels, suncatchers and candle holders - mostly to my own design, With a strong affection for dragons of all kinds!

Image showing a stained glass hanger by Snapdragon Stained Glass, with a witch on a broomstick and a full moon behind. Picture by Lindy Osborne.

Original linocuts inspired by animals and their relationships with us and the natural world

Past Brocantes: 2019

Left: the Ickeny opens the 2019 Brocante, led by Annette, with Val in the background. Right: preparing the day - cakes and fruit, with Flint and Hazel in the background. Pictures by Szara Crowe.

The Ickeny opens the 2019 Brocante, led by Annette, with Val and stalls in the background. A table with cakes and a basket of apples and pears, with the room beyond and the mannekins of Flint and Hazel in the background by the tea hatch, with a table ofBoudica-related items and bunting spelling out 'Norwich Pagan Moot' between them.

...and a selection of what was on offer on the stalls! Pictures by Szara Crowe.

Paintings and prints by Talie the Heathen. Decorated wooden boxes.

A treasury of goodies: a deer diorama in a bell jar, a brass cauldron of bangles, a resin skull, display head and much more! Bookmarks and jewellery.

Pottery figures. Gemstone bracelets and tree of life hangers.

Prints and magical bric-a-brac. Prints and pyrographied wooden hares by Fensalir Cunning.