Contemporary Ceramics

Tin glazed domestic earthenware Andrew studied ceramics for three years at Epsom art school, followed by an aprenticeship under
Alan Caiger-Smith at Aldermaston.

Andrew's work has the all influences of Aldermaston whilst his own style and flair for colour and design are unmistakable.

Working in traditional methods Arwyn endeavours to create pieces with simplicity and real beauty which are both elegant and ultimately functional.

Arwyn's ceramics are a pleasure to use and very affordable.

Thrown in Red Earthenware, Mary's decorated pots are inspired by her garden and allotment, with a great fondness for earwigs, spiders and garden creepy crawlies.

Thrown and sculpted porcelain

An established ceramic designer Chris has been drawn to ‘making’ and enjoys the interplay between form, texture and colour. Inspiration comes from both traditional ‘English Slipware’ as well as Japanese painting practices. These are bound together within the decoration resulting in fluid graphic marks which work to enhance the forms.

His range includes mugs, bowls and vases.

Self taught ceramic artist greatly influenced by nature and landscape. Her inspiration comes from the shape and movement physically and spiritually in the creatures that surround us.

Brazillian born and now based in Shropshire Monica produces beautiful Raku fired ceramic tiles, The imprints of plants are left behind by the smokey firing.