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Timeless and elegant sculpture and sculptural ceramics for home and year-round garden display.
Functional and decorative pieces inspired by contrasts and opposites. Minimum decoration, allowing for shapes and textures to take the lead.
Hand built sculptural and functional stoneware. Coil and pinch built.
Painterly slab built vessel forms that evoke a feeling of landscape and place.
Coiled, wood-fired stoneware vessels and boxes, sometimes including wooden lids and other materials.
Figurative tabletop and wall hung sculptures each with their own story.
Jon creates individually made ceramic animal-based sculptures which are full of character and humour.
Hand-built vases, bowls and chargers with floral and abstract designs fired in reduction to create iridescent and lustrous effects.
Contemporary country pottery focused on form, function, and surface.
Animals and figures inspired by the circus, myths and a vivid imagination.
My work focusses on the simplicity of the raw materials revealing the natural textures and beauty of the clay itself.
By building up layers of textured clay combined with burnishing and polishing of surfaces, I try to achieve opposites of rough and smooth.
Stand |
Exhibitor |
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A001 |
Jon Barrett-Danes |
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A002 |
Paul-James Ceramics |
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A003 |
Jonathan Cox Ceramics |
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A004 |
David Wright Pottery |
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A005 |
Chiu-i Wu Ceramics |
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A006 |
Knighton Mill Pottery |
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A007 |
Peter Hayes Sculpture |
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A008 |
Craig Underhill |
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A009 |
Marie Prett Ceramics |
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A010 |
Adrian Bates Ceramics |
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A011 |
Jenny Chan |
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A012 |
Ania Perkowska Ceramics
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