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Alphabetical Exhibitor Listing 2026
2 Hungry Bakers
Functional pottery and woodwork celebrating simple rituals and material contrast.
Abigail Head Ceramics
Hand thrown porcelain with monochrome Mishima and Sgraffito designs. Functional ware and decorative objects finding symmetry within random patterns.
Alchemy Tiles
Individually hand carved encaustic, inlaid tiles with inspiring poetry, quotes and images using ancient 13th Century techniques held eternally in earth and time.
Alexandra Breeze Ceramics
Alexandra creates paper porcelain tiles based on architectural forms. Imprinted textures and cobalt surfaces explore memory, belonging, and subtle human connection.
Ammie Sykes -The Clay Mill
Monochrome stoneware vessels, giving a sense of lightness, still and calm. The unglazed clay speaks through contrasting textured agate.
Beehive Ceramics
Thrown functional ceramics inspired by the coast. Using matt tones and unglazed textures to mimic the rough with the smooth of the coastline.
Birgit Pohl Ceramics
Wheel-thrown and hand-decorated porcelain pots, made with precision and conveying a love for early to mid-20th century European ceramics.
Cadi Froehlich
I make artworks to live with. I take inspiration from traditional slipware and add motifs of connection and humanity.
Carrie Kendra Ceramics
Functional ceramics hand made from porcelain white stoneware and decorated with vibrant blues and turquoise to elevate your every day.
Carrington Pottery
Hand-built figurative ceramics based loosely around the head and face.
Catchpole Saffell Art
Curvaceous burnished stoneware vessels with glaze veils, tactile dots, contrasting arcs and splashes in a limited palette of earthy colours.
CCH Ceramics
Caroline creates wheel-thrown vessels - simple, bold forms defined by vibrant glazes with contrasting textures.
Chloe Harford
Handmade raku fired animal sculpture, puffins, seals, penguins, hares and more.
Chloris Ceramics
Evoking the beauty and variety of natural crystals through high-fired, crystalline glazed porcelain vessels in bright and subtle colours.
Chris Hawkins
Hand thrown studio ceramics, raku fired bottles, vases, lidded pots and bowls.
Christine Gittins Studio Potter
My work is mostly thrown on the wheel, burnished and saggar-fired using chemicals and organic matter to create the surface effects.
Claire Lardner Burke Ceramics
Individual hand-coiled pod-like vessels capturing the quiet beauty found in aged and weathered rocks and stone.
Clare Wakefield Ceramics
Clare creates dynamic, sculptural ceramics inspired by the power and organic forms of the sea, featuring pierced surfaces and vibrant glazes.
Clevedon Clay
Real flower imprints in white earthenware clay. Hand-painted functional ware depicting the seasonal flowers of the British countryside.
Cosmin Ciofirdel
I explore modernist form, rhythm, and colour - balancing restraint, proportion, and light to create harmonious, contemplative presence.
Craig Underhill
A variety of unconventional surface mark making techniques that combine with slab built forms to create 3-dimensional paintings that evoke a feeling of landscape, place and narrative.
David Chilton
Hand built porcelain paperclay sculpture, focusing on the body and gesture.
David Pointer Ceramics
Barrel-fired and hand built sculptural vessels. Each piece is unique and bears the imprint of flame and smoke from seaweed foraged from the Dorset coastline.
Deborah Harwood Ceramics
Wheel thrown porcelain working to purity of form and line to enhance the beauty of the clay.
Diane Griffin Ceramics
Sculptures exploring our spiritual relationship with the earth. The deep primal connection which is integral to our wellbeing and existence.
Elaine Humpleby Ceramic Artist
Elaine creates figurative sculptures and vessels, experimenting with found textures and application of colour she celebrates environments, memories and mythos.
Elizabeth Murphy Ceramics
Elizabeth Murphy’s ceramics reveal the poetry of archetypal forms through meandering textures and enhanced through complex glaze combinations.
Emily Hett Art
I create sculptural and functional ceramics inspired by nature, which aim to provide an uplifting experience for the viewer. Highly decorative, each work embodies abstract shapes and patterns to create an aesthetic of abundance and energy.
Emma Baldwin Ceramics
Wheel thrown stoneware vessels, both functional and decorative.
Gilly Whittington Ceramics
Porcelain, both tableware and one off pieces, thrown and sometimes altered, vibrant coloured designs inspired by abstract expressionist art
Gin Durham Ceramics
The inspiration for Gin's ceramic sculptures stems from storytelling. She draws on an imagination shaped by treasured tales and imagery.
Gordon Cooke Ceramics
Stoneware planters and plaques for exterior and interior. Textural forms planted with a range of succulents and creeping plants.
Harriet Caslin
Slip cast porcelain sculpture, lighting and homewares inspired by line, tactility and intrigue.
HER Ceramics
Functional and decorative stoneware ceramics exploring subtle glaze aesthetics and organic textures, fired in wood and electric kilns.
Ian Chapman
Slabbed, abstract, sculptural forms, dishes and panels which are stoneware and some multiple fired.
Imogen Charleston
Wheel thrown woodfired ceramics from the Jurassic Coast. Using wild foraged, waste and reclaimed materials to create meaningful pieces, as a way to resist mass consumerism.
Jack Durling Ceramics
Stoneware ceramic wildlife sculpture inspired the phenomena of the natural world with layered decorative techniques with lustre embellishments.
Jane Staniland
Inspired by folk pottery and joy, I incise drawings, paint with slips and glazes onto coiled and pinched, stoneware vessels.
Jason Braham
Stoneware pottery, principally for food and drink, inspired by European country ware, in ash and salt glazes.
Jelena Porcelain Studio
Jelena Porcelain Studio creates delicate, translucent porcelain lamps, lampshades, and tableware, adorned with luminous glass inlays that enhance their ethereal elegance.
Jill Ford Ceramics
Sculptural porcelain. Wheel thrown and hand built forms with rich textural decoration, inspired by mountain peaks and rock formations.
Jon Bull Ceramics
Wheel thrown vessels and forms both raku fired and glazed and textured.
Julian Jardine
Julian creates realistic character filled wildlife sculptures largely from memory which are fired to 1160c and finished in acrylics.
Julie O'Sullivan
Julie presents a body of work shaped by living alongside the Thames Estuary. Hand-built stoneware celebrating the tactile.
Juliet Walters
My work balances form and function, contrasting textures through burnishing, carving, and glazing, bridging utility and sculptural beauty.
June Dobson Ceramics
Hand built organic, decorative and functional ceramics in relief style, inspired by the Blackdown Hills.
Kat Wheeler Ceramics
I make functional pots from high fired terra cotta that has been decorated with thick, textural slips.
Katherine Kingdon
Storytelling is at the heart of Katherine’s work. The intimate scale inviting you to pause, to look closely, to smile.
Kathy Coulter Ceramics
I make functional and decorative ceramics in stoneware, fired both in oxidation and reduction, using ash glazes and oxides. I am most influenced by the British Studio Pottery tradition and by the simplicity of Japanese pottery.
Katie Pruden Ceramics
Hand-built and smoke-fired forms that echo the textures, rhythms, and raw beauty of geological landscapes.
Knighton Mill Pottery
My work is a contemporary look a country pottery. I focus on line, surface, and balance. I want my pots to convey an honesty about why and how they were made and for me the salt glazing process is a perfect application to achieve this.
Kyra Mihailovic Ceramics
Distinctive decorated ceramics in porcelain and stoneware.
Laura Murphy Ceramics
Delicate parian porcelain vessel forms with a crisp and contemporary feel, alongside sculptural botanically-themed organic structures, juxtaposing strength with fragility.
Lea Phillips Ceramics
Colourful, wheel thrown stoneware ceramics, including tableware, lamp bases and individual one off pieces.
Leonie Rutter Ceramics
With a focus on form and texture, I create unique, sculptural pieces that convey a sense of balance and harmony.
Lorna’s Pottery
Wheel thrown, hand painted and sgraffito pottery inspired by folklore and the history of traditional tattooing.
Lorraine Kathryn Studios
Individual hand sculpted pieces in earthenware clay for your home. Decorative filigree and negative space make these Lorraine's signature work.
Lucy Morris Ceramic Art
Emotive ceramic sculptures that combine both clay and psychology through the exploration of vulnerability, human emotions and gentle humour.
Lucy Rutter Studio Pottery
Modern-rustic functional pottery with hand-made glazes fired under oxidized and reduction conditions; a gentle palette with pops of colour.
Marika du Plessis Art & Ceramics
Marika handcrafts whimsical ceramic sculptures featuring quirky birds, vibrant colours, and hopeful symbolism, spreading joy, resilience, comfort, and heartfelt connection.
Marina Randall Ceramics
Unique vessels evoking the beauty and jeopardy of our fragile planet; vibrant colours and surface reliefs provide visual and tactile responses.
Mark Smith Ceramics
Maritime sculptures produced combining ceramics with found and recycled materials.
Meg Durham Art
Meg creates multilayered textural wall pieces and figurative sculptural works in stoneware and parian ceramics finished with precious metal lustres.
Megan Gant Ceramicst
Creating layered surfaces through colour and image transfer, capturing the beauty of decaying structures and celebrating the marks that time leaves behind.
Michelle Young-Hares Ceramics
Ceramic sculpture inspired by recurring patterns and structures found in the natural environment.
Neville Tatham Slipware Ceramics
Hand thrown slipware ceramics raw fired to earthenware temperatures.
OOAK Creation
Hand-thrown stoneware inspired by wabi-sabi simplicity : quiet, functional forms celebrating imperfection, natural materials, and the warmth of daily use.
Patricia Millar Ceramics
Pottery that captures the ancestry, texture and colour signature of the landscape using local clays, gravels, and ash glaze.
Paul Kirnig Ceramics
Decorative thrown and hand-built ceramics for the house and garden.
Paul-James Ceramics
Paul’s work focuses on the simplicity the raw material, revealing the natural beauty and refinement of the clay body. There is a purity to the forms that are often dissected and reassembled creating movement and seams running through the work.
Penny Little Ceramics
Delicate hand-formed black and white porcelain lined in gold and platinum lustre.
Phil Jolley
Hand built stoneware pieces some of which focus on the heavy grogged texture of the main body whilst other are porcelain. Recognisable added sprigged decoration, painted or printed slip and the uneven edge of the rim feature in many works.
Pottery West
Catherine and Matt West are ceramicists and designers working under the name Pottery West. Our studio practice encompasses production pottery, design and research.
Rachel Entwistle Ceramics
Everyday pots made from stoneware, focusing on shape and form and the experience of how it feels in your hand. My ceramics are contemporary and rustic in their look and feel and demonstrate my passion for simplicity of line, form and colour.
Rhian Winslade Ceramics
A contemporary collection of decorative and functional ceramics.
Richard Baxter
Finely thrown colourful porcelain. Functional and decorative bowls, bottle vases and many other forms.
Rob Sollis Ceramics
Colourful and striking hand thrown ceramics, in a variety of sizes and textured surfaces (tableware and studio art pottery).
Rush Sculpture
Each and every piece Adam works on is based on personal experience. A touch of humour accompanies topics of anxiety, depression, and temporality, resulting in artworks that are expressive and touching, and develop an instant connection with the viewer.
Ruth Knight Ceramics
Stoneware ceramic vessels inspired by nature, weathering and decay.
Sally Dorrity
Hand built small, medium and large stoneware pieces, both functional and sculptural, equally suitable for indoors and outside.
Sally Dunham
Human and animal ceramic sculpture realistic yet contemporary. Also 'A moment with Mister and Mrs Herbert' - my own character to make you smile and ponder.
Sandypots
Inspired by a love for the sea, large thrown ceramics with lobster and other crustacean inspired sculptural elements.
Sara Hood Fine Art
Sculptural and functional ceramics made by a neurodiverse artist exploring and positively representing neurodiversity and exploring grounding and masking.
Sara Moorhouse
Thrown, turned and hand-painted on the potter's wheel, through my work I explore landscape, colour and perception.
Sarah Michael Ceramics
Hand thrown and assembled colourful sculptures that are intended to be thought provoking but with some humour!
Selkie Arts
Ceramic sculptures exploring our relationship with the oceans through its fantastic creatures and myths and folklore.
Sheila Herring
Functional thrown and hand built black earthenware. Surfaces decorated with free pencil line drawings exploring repetitive patterns or suggestions of flowers.
Shelton Pottery
Finely thrown pots are a canvas for exquisite, individual paintings in bold, vibrant colours.
Shield Studio Pottery
Thrown ceramics from the heart. High fire stoneware with beautiful, simple, glazes and exciting fluid textures.
Simon Griffiths Sculpture
Unique impressionistic wildlife sculptures capturing the true essence of British birds and animals. Simon's work is fired to stoneware temperatures and suitable for garden or interior display.
Sonya Wilkins Ceramics
Ceramic vessels embodying the beauty of landscape, earth and tree formations using mixed clays, porcelain and wild clay slips.
Sophie Wootton Design
Hand-thrown functional pottery designed to be used everyday and bring a sense of calm and connection to everyday rituals.
Steve Smith Ceramics
Wheel-thrown vessels with soft matte glazes and earthy tones, creating a presence that's both calming and intriguing.
Susie Highfield Ceramics
Susie’s sculptures, crafted from clay, embody the uniqueness of relationships, self awareness and the interconnectedness of human experiences.
The Ceramafacturers
Our slipcast work explores the use of 3D printing to create unique shapes and forms with a wide range of glazes.
Tim Kennedy Ceramics
Hand built organic vessels in mixed clays, drawing inspiration from nature’s rich textures, shapes, and colours.
Titterpot Design
Handmade jolly pottery inspired by my memories and enjoyment of the cartoons and illustrations from the 1960s and 70s.
TKJ Ceramics Ltd
Wood fired oven to tableware inspired by the ceremony of eating and drinking.
Trevor Dyer Ceramics
Hand thrown reduction fired porcelain and stoneware functional and decorative accessories made in my home studio based in Godmanchester. Commissions undertaken and one-to-one training courses available.
Valerie McLean Ceramics
My work is inspired by the Mediterranean landscapes of my childhood: stone villages, crumbling castles, medieval churches and archaeological sites.
Victoria Meadows Ceramics
As a handbuilding ceramicist, Victoria draws inspiration from historical ceramic techniques and forms using the natural surfaces of Terra Sigillata.
Wendy Calder Ceramics
I use red and white earthenware clays with botanical surface designs, produced by underglaze and slip monoprint techniques.
Zeba Contemporary Ceramics
Combining the techniques of monoprinting and brush work, Zeba builds layers of colour and texture on her wheel-thrown pots.
Zephyr Clay - Ally Keeling Ceramics
Hand-built and thrown stoneware vessels, developed with matte and semi matte decorative surfaces.