I usually throw in porcelain, using underglazes to make patterns on the white clay. I often alter my forms to create interesting organic shapes. Influences include lucie rie and my […]

Libby Daniels makes colourful earthenware pots. Her nature inspired, functional and decorative pieces are finished in a palette of glossy or smooth, matt glazes. Coastal themes, pebbles, birds, fish and […]

I make distinctive hand-painted thrown-ware, tableware and jewellery in stoneware and porcelain. My work is high-fired, painted with underglaze colours and fully or partially glazed. The practical pieces are made […]

I work with stoneware clays, influenced by the landscape. Building with coils and slabs of clay, the pieces develop in an instinctive way – fingerprints and marks that occur are […]

I make plaster moulds for the cylinders to slip cast. I use parian porcelain slip, which gives a marble like translucent surface. The feathered pots are also slip cast with […]

My work explores rhythms through pattern. Applying the pattern has a repetitive beat which forms part of the exploration of rhythm. This series is inspired by African tribal patterns. Works […]

On a life path that has taken me from Latin America through Europe to Asia and now the UK, I have trained and refined my technique under the guidance of […]

Charlotte Collier-Hunter is a ceramicist based in East London. Growing up in New Zealand, her connection to nature and organic forms started early on, with a love of being creative […]

Simultaneously an artist and a scientist, these two facets of me get fused in my ceramics. I create reduction-fired, mostly thrown, sculptural pieces whose purpose it to mirror the creativity […]

I am a student potter who enjoys exploring different styles and techniques of mainly thrown pieces and experimenting with glaze combinations.

Inspired by a Chinese bottle gifted to me, each piece I make assumes its own identity with the application of transferred decoration. Collected imagery and text tell stories from lives […]

I work with stoneware and porcelain, making thrown functional ware. I am inspired by the minimalism seen in Danish and Japanese design and my focus is on form and line, […]

My work is hand built using slabs of clay with slips and textural marks and impressions applied during the making process. Glaze is also applied and rubbed back, then fired […]

Helen makes a range of decorative vessels and sculptural forms inspired by personal relationships, and collections of found objects. Her work is slip cast and hand built in porcelain or […]

My Work is mainly wheel thrown durable sanded Stoneware functional one off wares.

Öner is inspired by found objects and fascinated by inserting his practice into a historic tradition of using clay as an imitative and reproduction material. His practice is to make […]

I’m subconsciously drawn to various bits of the female form so my decorative pieces tend to be curvy and sensual, enhanced by fabric-inspired textures and carved patterns finished with oxides, […]

Statement I strive to produce ceramics for everyday use be it functional or decorative. Having studied painting, clay has now become my canvas and I try to pay as much […]

My current work is inspired by the sea. I enjoy spending time by the seaside. The surface of the sea changes from glossy mirror to textured and rough. The colour […]

I see each of my ceramic pieces as a landscape, I carve into the clay as if the elements of nature have left their mark. I am fascinated by patterns […]