“Perfect doesn’t grow on trees” challenges our obsession with perfection by introducing elements of randomness and highlighting imperfections. Cast in bone china or porcelain, the pieces are then saggar fired […]

I am a versatile artist, and finally discovered ceramics 4 years ago, and fell in love. As I continue to learn, I am drawn to throwing gradually larger pots, and […]

Simon Olley is a potter and ceramic artist who is fascinated by the relationship that develops between man and man’s best friend. His wheel-thrown, work combines illustration and sgraffito to […]

London born ceramic artist Jonquil Cook produces highly decorative and functional ceramic pieces from her studio in south London. Thrown and handbuilt stoneware forms are adorned with detailed sgraffito carvings. […]

Inspired by nautical map-making practices, ‘map of a memory as it takes flight’ are slip-cast and pit-fired wall pieces and metaphors for remembrance. Memories change. The act of remembering erodes […]

As a ceramic artist, I find that there is something incredibly captivating about the malleability of clay, and believe that it is the perfect material to convey the idea of […]

I’m an Australian living in London but still with the light and colours of Australia in my bones. I make wheel thrown stoneware bowls inspired by the ancient landscapes Down […]

Debbie’s work is inspired by her surroundings growing up in East London, the areas of disrepair and dilapidation and the opposite of the city with its immaculate glass and steel […]

My pieces, influenced by nature, blend throwing and handbuilding. Some feature intricate China blue and white painting, while others embrace natural pit firing. I aim for my ceramic creations to […]

Ceramic stoneware hand built sculptures. The form inspired by organic forms especially shells and seeds the surface is influence from the natural landscape.

I’m a French potter, inspired by the art of Japanese pottery and wabi-sabi aesthetic philosophy. I like to work around organic lines and natural colours, with a strong focus on […]

After making leather theatre masks for commedia dell’arte, I’m now exploring the characters further through glaze and wax finishes over stoneware. Unlike Venetian masks which beautify the wearer, commedia dell’arte […]

Losa Lou Ceramics is an evolving celebration of all things ceramic. It started out as vehicle to sell refined ceramic jewellery but has since expanded to include ceramic interior ware. […]

I hand build both functional and sculptural objects which have the evident touch of the human hand. Each work is a unique reflection of the time and atmosphere in which […]

Caroline is inspired to create domestic pieces that inject a little luxury into the everyday. The humblest objects should be a joy to both eye and hand, created out of […]

Born and raised in Hungary, my ancestry draws on the entire Carpathian basin. After working over 20 years in the NHS, I decided to focus on my long time passion […]

I am most interested in handbuilding natural shapes and forms in crank clay. I use slips to highlight the beauty and natural qualities of the material. Currently, I am forming […]

This new collection is called “Removing Veils” and it has been inspired by my continuous search for self-improvement and a Japanese technique of folding clay called Miura. The pieces have […]

Ali’s work is a collection of thrown porcelain forms. She uses stains, oxides and slips, sponging and scraping colours and inlaying lines, working both on the wheel to capture a […]

I am inspired by natural forms and textures, weathered and efaced surfaces, and ancient ceramics and glass. I work in an intuitive and experimental way, engaging in a dialogue with […]