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Combining working at the wheel with hand-building Amanda-Sue creates constructed structural works evocative of architectural industrial forms.
Handbuilt vases, vessels, wallpieces and boxes evoking textures and colours of the seashore and coastline plus recent moorland hues work.
Unique handbuilt sculptures and wall pieces inspired by the natural world.
Julie presents a body of work shaped by living alongside the Thames Estuary. Hand-built stoneware celebrating the tactile.
Leighan's work has a simple aesthetic that focuses on functionality and form with textures inspired by natural elements. Contemporary, modest, elegant, tactile and functional.
The inspiration behind my thrown and altered, stoneware glazed vessels is the connection between ceramics and natural landscapes.
Thrown and altered sculpture vessels, stoneware, rich in glaze and texture.
Individual work thrown in fine porcelain, inspired by the sea - also a small range of domestic stoneware.
I make a range of funky and traditional pieces in stoneware, which I describe as - "Art for Everyday Living".
Porcelain vessels form a canvas for an abstract collage of colour and texture.
Sculptural ceramics inspired by natural form and texture, for display in the home and garden.
Stand |
Exhibitor |
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G111 |
Amanda-Sue Rope |
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G112 |
Ellul Ceramics |
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G113 |
Sue Mundy |
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G114 |
Dianne Cross Ceramics |
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G115 |
Leigh Pottery |
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G116 |
Rachel Wood Ceramics |
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G117 |
Julie O'Sullivan |
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G118 |
Tony Laverick Ceramics |
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G119 |
Helen Higgins Ceramics |
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G120 |
Roger Cockram Ceramics |
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G121 |
Penny Withers Ceramics |
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G122 |
Wendy Lawrence Ceramics |
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G123 |
Steve Woodhead Ceramics
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