Clay-covered hands raising a vase on the wheel
The maker

One wheel, one kiln, one pair of hands.

I learned to throw at an evening class and never stopped. The studio is a converted garage at the end of the garden, the kiln is electric, and the dog is called Bisque.

Clay comes from a supplier two counties away. Glazes are mixed here from raw materials, which is slower and the only way to get the colours I want.

Studio shelves of glazed and bisque potsUnglazed mugs on a studio benchA small pot on a slip-covered wheelHand-poured candles with dried flowersClay tools on the wheel head
Candles in handmade glazed vessels with wildflowers
Commissions

A dinner set, a wedding list, a vase for one shelf.

A few commissions each season. Tell me roughly what you are after and I will say honestly whether I can make it, when, and what it will cost. Dinner sets take three months.

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