Zone H Exhibitor Listing
Browse through to see the exhibitors we have here and access their websites and/or social media sites. Look for the video icon, as there are also some links to videos showing the makers creating their work. (Best viewed on a tablet, laptop or desktop computer).
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Ahrenkiel-Ceramics (H103)
All my works begin on a wheel. Combined with various shapes and warm, bright slips the salt-firing enhances my simple, serene forms.
Chris Lewis (H107)
Chris makes domestic pots and ceramics for the garden, including seats and sculptural pieces. All work is fired in a wood burning kiln.
Daniel Boyle (H95)
One-off studio ceramics - salt and ash glazed, thrown stoneware. Pots with fluid and textured surfaces to be explored beyond their surface.
Gill Laverick Jewellery (H102)
Contemporary porcelain jewellery with silver and semi-precious stones.
Gwen Bainbridge Ceramics (H96)
Decorative / functional vessels with Victorian botanical illustration and narrative references created from numerous methods within their assembly and decorative detail.
Ian Harris Ceramics (H104)
Ian Harris creates individual hand built sculptural vessels, often inspired by the texture and delicate asymmetry found in nature.
Kerry Hastings Ceramics (H98)
Thrown and coiled stoneware vessels that reference ancient Greece in their quietness, modesty of form, and harmony.
Marie Prett Ceramics (H105)
Hand-built people and animals inspired by the curious mythology and a vivid imagination.
Peter Hayes Ceramics (H100)
Contemporary ceramic sculpture inspired by traditional techniques and organic processes for indoor and outdoor environments.
Potteryman (H97)
A wide selection of ceramics all made to be used, including contemporary tableware and one off pieces.
Ruthanne Tudball (H106)
Thrown and manipulated stoneware vessels, slip decorated then fired and soda vapour glazed in a wood/gas kiln.
Steve Woodhead Ceramics (H99)
I make a range of traditional and funky domestic stoneware, which I call "Art for everyday living".
Tony Laverick Ceramics (H101)
I throw my pieces using porcelain which is then decorated using slips, glazes and metals. They are fired several times to build up layers of decoration.