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Raku fired sculptural forms with recovered relics.
Salt and ash glazed stoneware, thrown pots with fluid and textured glazes. Pots to be explored beyond their surface
Micaela's ceramics combine organic forms with elaborately hand-painted surface design, fusing ethnological patterns and historical ceramic traditions with text.
Large and small ceramic sculpture inspired by plant forms. Stoneware oxidation.
My work is inspired by textures, patterns and forms derived from found industrial detritus.
Pottery that captures the ancestry, texture and colour signature of the landscape using local clay and ash glaze.
Handbuilt stoneware sculptural vessels rendered with multiple brushed layers of oxidised slips and glazes to attain depth and texture.
My pots reflect the spontaneity of the slipware tradition of decoration, with coloured clays on semi-dry pots.
Modelling spontaneously with slabs and coils, each piece is unique, expressing an underlying sense of warmth and humanity.
Highly expressive hand-built figurative sculpture inspired by human experiences and connections with the land.
Tom makes functional pottery for the table, sideboard and oven that is inspired by African and Eastern Traditions.
Stand |
Exhibitor |
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E087 |
Michelle Young-Hares Ceramics |
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E088 |
Patricia Millar Ceramics |
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E089 |
Micaela Schoop |
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E090 |
Richard Wilson Ceramics |
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E091 |
Sharon Griffin |
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E092 |
Neil MacDonell |
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E093 |
Sally MacDonell |
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E094 |
Daniel Boyle Ceramics |
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E095 |
Paul Wearing Ceramics |
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E096 |
Andrew Niblett Raku Potter |
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E097 |
TKJ Ceramics Ltd |
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E098 |
Peter Beard Studio Ltd
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