• Clunie is a multi award-winning master carver, sculptor, restorer and gilder
• Her primary materials are wood and stone, alongside bronze, plaster and gold
• She contributes to the ongoing development of UK heritage skills through her teaching

Clunie Fretton is a classically trained sculptor, carver and gilder, who graduated from City & Guilds of London Art School in 2015 with a Distinction in ornamental woodcarving and gilding. She served as the Carving Fellow for the year 2015-2016 before setting up her current practice with partner Felix Handley. Clunie has been awarded numerous prizes, including the Journeyman and Master Carver Certificate under the Master Certificate scheme that recognises excellence in craftsmanship, and she is a scholar of the Queen Elizabeth Scholarship Trust. Clunie is a member of the Master Carvers’ Association, the oldest association of carvers in the world. "My work in restoration and conservation, as well as in the arts, grants me a sensitivity and understanding when working with Listed buildings or antique objects, as well as in the creation of new artworks," she says. Her work is in the Houses of Parliament, the Victoria & Albert Museum, St. George's Chapel Windsor, London livery companies, as well as in museums, cathedrals and churches around the UK.