UK

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Pencil, pastel and gouache on paper.
Barry Stedman "I tend to work in series influenced by natural phenomena, places, and emotions, developing ideas from drawing, painting and previous firings. I like the warmth and brightness of earthenware using slip, oxides and underglazes, over a red clay body. The surfaces are created in layers, firing in between using thin washes, wiping back and building up rich zones of colour. I then glaze chosen areas to add further depth, tone and texture."
Dimensions: H43cm x W53cm (including frame)

As all products are handmade sizes and colour may vary slightly.

Barry Stedman is a British artist who works with ceramics, painting, sketching and drawing. Since 2009, Stedman has been a part time assistant at the studio of renowned ceramicist Edmund de Waal, after graduating with First class Honours degree in ceramics at Westminster.
He currently creates from his home and workshop in Bedfordshire.
Both Barry’s ceramics and paintings have been exhibited in galleries in the UK and abroad, including Ceramic Art London 2017.

Unique, carefully curated hand crafted ceramics, wood, clothing, stoneware. Contemporary pure organic shibumi aesthetic and design. British, Japanese artists.

Maud and Mabel

Barry Stedman Framed Pencil, Pastel And Gouache Painting

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Wall Art & Decor

Handmade in England.

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These tactile mugs are hand thrown using a mixture of stoneware clays. The subtle dented form and perfect handle make for a truly pleasing and conformable hold. Emma Lacey’s colour palette is soft and soothing to the eye.
Dimensions: H-10 cm x W-12 cm

As all products are handmade sizes and colour may vary slightly.

Emma Lacey graduated from Central St Martins College of Art and Design in Ceramics. Her ‘everyday ware’ collection is hand crafted from her London based studio. Using traditional throwing techniques.

Emma Lacey Everyday Tall Mug

Colour

Books & Stationery

Handmade in Australia.

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Origin

Hand built and pinched vessel with elegant stemmed foot and handles.  Soft, light natural glaze, highlighting the bowls texture and form.

Dimensions: W-19 cm x H-10 cm

As all products are handmade sizes and colour may vary slightly.

Connie Augoustinos is an emerging artist and maker creating ceramic sculptural vessels reminiscent of neolithic artefacts. She undertook a Bachelor of Visual Art, specializing in Ceramics at University of South Australia, then went on to complete the associate training program at JamFactory where her studio now resides. Her work considers nature and the human body. Her practise predominantly uses the coil hand-building and pinching techniques, playing with scale and surface. The slow process of hand-making is reflected in the product – each piece is unique, imbued with patience and meaning.
“ I want to evoke a sense of ‘otherworldliness’ and curiosity in my vessels. Investigating qualities of scale, form and surface are an integral part of my creative process. Larger one-off pieces give me the freedom to create uninhibitedly, whilst smaller series of multiples are great rhythmic exercises. ”

Connie Augoustinos Ether Handled Vessel Small

Tabletop & Dining

Handmade in Australia.

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Origin

Hand built and pinched vessel with elegant stemmed foot and handles.  Soft, light natural glaze, highlighting the bowls texture and form.

Dimensions: W-20 cm x H-11 cm

As all products are handmade sizes and colour may vary slightly.

Connie Augoustinos is an emerging artist and maker creating ceramic sculptural vessels reminiscent of neolithic artefacts. She undertook a Bachelor of Visual Art, specializing in Ceramics at University of South Australia, then went on to complete the associate training program at JamFactory where her studio now resides. Her work considers nature and the human body. Her practise predominantly uses the coil hand-building and pinching techniques, playing with scale and surface. The slow process of hand-making is reflected in the product – each piece is unique, imbued with patience and meaning.
“ I want to evoke a sense of ‘otherworldliness’ and curiosity in my vessels. Investigating qualities of scale, form and surface are an integral part of my creative process. Larger one-off pieces give me the freedom to create uninhibitedly, whilst smaller series of multiples are great rhythmic exercises. ”

Handmade in UK

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Origin

Ceramic vase hand built through combining coil and pinching methods. A unique and characterful appearance is the result of mixing five different clays and dry glazes.

Dimensions: W-7cm x H-10cm

As all products are handmade sizes and colour may vary slightly.

C harlotte McLeish graduated from Central St Martins in 2013 where she studied Ceramic Design. She takes her inspiration from the Ancient Greek and Egyptian ceramics on display in the V&A and British Museum, which she visits regularly to sketch. Her slips and washes are made with organic materials, such as sand and clay, collected during walks and travels. Layers of these slips are applied to Charlotte's pieces, which allows accidents which she welcomes because of the crackles and movement that this creates.

Charlotte Mcleish Medium Amphora Vase In Sand Clay With Matt White Glaze 16

Vases

Handcrafted in Beirut, Lebanon.

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Exquisite handcrafted earrings set with black diamonds and combined with a solid silver irregular hoop.  There is a wonderful contrast between the perfectly set black diamonds and the matt silver hoop making these earrings extremely eye-catching in the subtlest of ways.

Dimensions: H1.5cm

As all products are handmade sizes and colour may vary slightly.
Lebanon born Rosa Maria has been designing handcrafted jewellery since 1998 and is renowned for her unique mix of materials and the unconventional way she pairs things together. Beautiful and unexpected relationships are formed as she mixes exquisite diamonds in a variety of colours, rubbies, sapphires and other precious stones with raw wood, silver and gold.
There is an exciting rawness and organic quality to her work but it's balanced with just the right amount of sophistication and finesse resulting in striking, one-off contemporary pieces that are extremely beautiful and feminine.

Rosa Maria Striking Black Diamond And Silver Hoop Earrings

Earrings: Hoops

Handmade in England.

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Origin

Grey pearl necklace with silver clasp.

As all products are handmade sizes and colour may vary slightly.
Special orders are available.

With a passion for craftsmanship and a sensitivity to the precious metals that she works with, Kerry Seaton aims to create pieces that can be worn in, rather than worn out, giving her work a timeless quality. Using traditional jewellers techniques Seaton's work is balanced, evoking a sense of stillness.
Having undertaken The Goldsmiths’ Company apprenticeship for five years, Kerry completed an MA in Goldsmithing, Silversmithing, Metalwork and Jewellery at the Royal College of Art.
Kerry now works between workshops in both London and Sussex.

Kerry Seaton Grey Pearl And Silver Clasp Necklace

Necklaces: Silver Pendant

Handmade in UK

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A set of 3 fine porcelain platters with glazed interior and matt exterior.
Available in a set or individually.

Dimensions:
Small - 31cm x 16cm
Medium - 40cm x 19.5cm
Large - 60cm x 25cm

As all products are handmade sizes and colour may vary slightly.

D itte Blohm was born in Denmark, and has a background in fine art and specialised in experience based pieces. Ditte is especially drawn to the medium of porcelain. Her work is inspired by merging attitudes of danish and Japanese design, focusing on the Japanese ideology of the imperfect, impermanent and incomplete, against the inherent serenity of the Scandinavian design aesthetic.

Blohm Large Fine Porcelain Platter Set

Size

Serving Platters

Handmade in England.

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Origin

White moonstone in 18ct yellow gold.
Rings inner diameter : 2.8cm

As all products are handmade sizes and colour may vary slightly.

With a passion for craftsmanship and a sensitivity to the precious metals that she works with, Kerry Seaton aims to create pieces that can be worn in, rather than worn out, giving her work a timeless quality. Using traditional jewellers techniques Seaton's work is balanced, evoking a sense of stillness.
Having undertaken The Goldsmiths’ Company apprenticeship for five years, Kerry completed an MA in Goldsmithing, Silversmithing, Metalwork and Jewellery at the Royal College of Art.
Kerry now works between workshops in both London and Sussex.

Kerry Seaton White Light Moonstone Ring

Rings

Handmade in UK

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Origin

Ceramic vase hand built through combining coil and pinching methods. A unique and characterful appearance is the result of mixing five different clays and dry glazes.

Dimensions: W-12 cm x H-11 cm

As all products are handmade sizes and colour may vary slightly.

C harlotte McLeish graduated from Central St Martins in 2013 where she studied Ceramic Design. She takes her inspiration from the Ancient Greek and Egyptian ceramics on display in the V&A and British Museum, which she visits regularly to sketch. Her slips and washes are made with organic materials, such as sand and clay, collected during walks and travels. Layers of these slips are applied to Charlotte's pieces, which allows accidents which she welcomes because of the crackles and movement that this creates.

Charlotte Mcleish Large Footed Vase Speckled Grey 1

Hand turned on the wheel, the unique form of each plates is a result of each piece taken off the wheel whilst still wet allowing a gentle movement. The subtle glaze adds to the contemporary feel.

As all products are handmade sizes and colour may vary slightly.
Dinner plate size varies from 27-29cm. All are handmade and as such are not completely uniform creating a sculptural free-form stack when purchased as a dinner service.
Special orders are available.

Stuart Carey graduated from the Royal College of Art in 2011 where he completed a two-year Master's course developing his unique tableware. Stuart works from his London studio.

Stuart Carey Dinner Plates (olive)

Dinner Plates

Handmade in England.

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Origin

Forged thinner silver stacking ring.

As all products are handmade sizes and colour may vary slightly.
Special orders are available.

With a passion for craftsmanship and a sensitivity to the precious metals that she works with, Kerry Seaton aims to create pieces that can be worn in, rather than worn out, giving her work a timeless quality. Using traditional jewellers techniques Seaton's work is balanced, evoking a sense of stillness.
Having undertaken The Goldsmiths’ Company apprenticeship for five years, Kerry completed an MA in Goldsmithing, Silversmithing, Metalwork and Jewellery at the Royal College of Art.
Kerry now works between workshops in both London and Sussex.

Kerry Seaton Forged Thinner Silver Stacking Ring

Rings: Silver

Handmade in Finland

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A functional and contemporary teacup with saucer, each set has been made by hand through a process of slip casting. Characterised by a simple yet strong shape; the pure colour pallet is subtle with a contrasting clean white rim, a perfect drinking set. Signed by the maker.

Dimensions: cups      w-10cm x h-8.5cm
saucers   w-11cm x h-1cm

As all products are handmade sizes and colour may vary slightly.

Nathalie Lahdenmäki ceramics are all handmade from the mixing of the clay bodies to the glaze. Nathalie studied University of Art and Design Helsinki (UIAH). She is both a Finnish and French national and works as a researcher and teacher.

Nathalie Lautenbacher Cups And Saucers

Handmade in UK

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Origin

Set of 5 concentric trays in Finnish Birch Plywood

Dimensions: 40-24 cm diameter This product is not available to ship to the USA

As all products are handmade sizes and colour may vary slightly.

Set Of 5 Trays

Handmade in Australia.

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Origin

Hand built and pinched vessel with elegant stemmed foot. Soft, light natural glaze, highlighting the bowls texture and form.

Dimensions: W-11 cm x H-12.5 cm

As all products are handmade sizes and colour may vary slightly.

Connie Augoustinos is an emerging artist and maker creating ceramic sculptural vessels reminiscent of neolithic artefacts. She undertook a Bachelor of Visual Art, specializing in Ceramics at University of South Australia, then went on to complete the associate training program at JamFactory where her studio now resides. Her work considers nature and the human body. Her practise predominantly uses the coil hand-building and pinching techniques, playing with scale and surface. The slow process of hand-making is reflected in the product – each piece is unique, imbued with patience and meaning.
“ I want to evoke a sense of ‘otherworldliness’ and curiosity in my vessels. Investigating qualities of scale, form and surface are an integral part of my creative process. Larger one-off pieces give me the freedom to create uninhibitedly, whilst smaller series of multiples are great rhythmic exercises. ”

Connie Augoustinos Small Round Vase

Made in India

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Origin

50% cotton 50% jute, soft navy herringbone design.  cushion pad included.

Dimensions: 50cm x 50cm

As all products are handmade sizes and colour may vary slightly.

Khadi and Co, a Paris label by designer, Bess Nielsen, collaborates with Indian cooperatives in hand weaving cotton products to be enjoyed every day.

Khadi And Co Handwoven Cushion

Handmade in UK

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Origin

Dimensions: H-13.5 cm x W- 5 cm

Jono Smart and Emily Stephen are a Scottish based couple who live and work together. Jono works as a potter and Emily as a woodturner. They also combine efforts to make sculptural works and installations. Their studio is a showcase of the things they make and design, their home, their city and the landscape they live in. Both of them have always worked closely with nature. Emily, while working as an architect, designed simple timber buildings, that sat quietly in their landscape. Jono worked as a garden designer using trees, hedges, water, stone and flowers to create structured spaces. In their current work as a potter and a woodturner they depend upon nature for their material. They try to impose as little as possible upon their pieces, allowing the natural surfaces of wood and clay to be at the forefront of all they do.

Jono Smart Bottle Pourers 1

Glaze

Handmade in Finland

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Origin

A functional and contemporary sake cup with a simple design. Each piece has been made by hand through a process of slip casting. Characterised by a simple yet strong shape; the pure colour pallet is subtle with a matt finish contrasting with a clear glazed interior. Signed by the maker.

Dimensions: cups      w-5cm x h-3.5cm

As all products are handmade sizes and colour may vary slightly.

Nathalie Lahdenmäki ceramics are all handmade from the mixing of the clay bodies to the glaze. Nathalie studied University of Art and Design Helsinki (UIAH). She is both a Finnish and French national and works as a researcher and teacher.

(se) Nathalie Lautenbacher Sake Cup Pink / Grey

Handmade in UK

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Origin

Wheel thrown Keuper red clay vessel.  Fired at 1220c the bowls exterior is unglazed and interior finished with a clear/transparent glaze.

Dimensions: w11.5cm x 10cm

As all products are handmade sizes and colour may vary slightly.

Born in Cambridge and studied at Central Saint Martins, Tanya McCallin comes to working with ceramics from a long and successful career in theatre set design. Tanya explains how she “longed for a more ‘real’ and ‘solid’, less ephemeral material to work with.”  “I think about ceramic forms in terms of space and light, weight, scale and surface, inside and out, but also of ideas, use and value.”
Hand thrown and sometimes hand finished using porcelain, stoneware and earthenware bodies, Tanya uses the vessel as a way to express a quality of strong, quiet permanence using simple, elemental and essentially abstract forms. .
Tanya is interested in the forms relationships to each other and the architectural spaces they inhabit.

Tanya Mccallin Keuper Red Clay Vessel

Handmade in Kyoto, Japan.

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Origin

Sake cup hand thrown and carved.
Dimensions: W 5cm  x H 6.5cm

As all products are handmade sizes and colour may vary slightly.

Masako Nakagami is a Japanese ceramicist working in a range of techniques including hand building and wheel throwing to create her curved forms that feature expressive surface textures.
Masako worked at Kyoto University of Art and Design as an assistant teacher in the Department of Ceramics before moving to the UK and setting up her studio in East London. Now back in Kyoto, Masako exports her ceramics throughout the world.

Masako Nakagami Porcelain Sake Cup 2

Tea Cups

Handmade in Turkey.

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Origin

Individually hand crafted from sheen clear crystal glass sold in pair.
Dimensions: w-8.5cm x h-8.6cm

As all products are handmade sizes and colour may vary slightly.

Originating from the Şişecam group, Nude is one of the worlds leading glassware manufacturers.  Based in Turkey, Nude designs each piece with an emphasis on simplicity, decluttering the home and marrying form with function.  Each piece is hand made with lead free crystal glass.

Nude Glasses - Set Of 2

Handmade in Finland

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Origin

A functional and contemporary whisky cup with a simple design. Each piece has been made by hand through a process of slip casting. Characterised by a simple yet strong shape; the pure colour pallet is subtle with a matt finish contrasting with a clear glazed interior. Signed by the maker.

Dimensions: cups      w-6.5cm x h-7.5cm

As all products are handmade sizes and colour may vary slightly.

Nathalie Lahdenmäki ceramics are all handmade from the mixing of the clay bodies to the glaze. Nathalie studied University of Art and Design Helsinki (UIAH). She is both a Finnish and French national and works as a researcher and teacher.

(se) Nathalie Lautenbacher Seam Whisky Cup

Handmade in UK

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Origin

Wheel thrown porcelain vessel.  Fired at 1260c the bowls exterior is sanded to a perfectly smooth finished and the interior is finished with a transparent glaze.

Dimensions: w12cm x h14cm

As all products are handmade sizes and colour may vary slightly.

Born in Cambridge and studied at Central Saint Martins, Tanya McCallin comes to working with ceramics from a long and successful career in theatre set design. Tanya explains how she “longed for a more ‘real’ and ‘solid’, less ephemeral material to work with.”  “I think about ceramic forms in terms of space and light, weight, scale and surface, inside and out, but also of ideas, use and value.”
Hand thrown and sometimes hand finished using porcelain, stoneware and earthenware bodies, Tanya uses the vessel as a way to express a quality of strong, quiet permanence using simple, elemental and essentially abstract forms. .
Tanya is interested in the forms relationships to each other and the architectural spaces they inhabit.

Tanya Mccallin Porcelain Vessel Tm22

Handmade in Japan

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Origin

This stand demonstrates how Takashi Endo’s ceramics can be both functional and decorative. The stand has a speckled effect as a result of Endo’s favoured firing process, imbuing it with an interesting and organic texture and heightening an awareness of its materiality. The lined edge reiterates the piece’s circular form and essence of "enso", which Endo repeatedly attends to in his designs

Dimensions:  H-1.5 cm x W-19 cm

As all products are handmade, sizes and colour may vary slightly.

Takashi Endo is a self- taught ceramic artist from Kanagawa, Japan. He is highly renowned for his extraordinary lightweight and monochromatic creations. He works with clay sourced locally from Iga and Shigaraki, regions that are part of the Six Ancient Kilns of Japan , and where pottery has been produced for centuries.

Takashi Endo Ecru Stand Dish

Serving Stands

Handmade in Australia.

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Origin

Hand built and pinched bowl with elegant stemmed foot.  Soft, light natural glaze, highlighting the bowls texture and form.

Dimensions: w- 24 cm x h-9cm

As all products are handmade sizes and colour may vary slightly.

Connie Augoustinos is an emerging artist and maker creating ceramic sculptural vessels reminiscent of neolithic artefacts. She undertook a Bachelor of Visual Art, specializing in Ceramics at University of South Australia, then went on to complete the associate training program at JamFactory where her studio now resides. Her work considers nature and the human body. Her practise predominantly uses the coil hand-building and pinching techniques, playing with scale and surface. The slow process of hand-making is reflected in the product – each piece is unique, imbued with patience and meaning.
“ I want to evoke a sense of ‘otherworldliness’ and curiosity in my vessels. Investigating qualities of scale, form and surface are an integral part of my creative process. Larger one-off pieces give me the freedom to create uninhibitedly, whilst smaller series of multiples are great rhythmic exercises. ”

Connie Augoustinos Small Bowl

Serving Bowls

Handmade in England.

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Origin

Made on the potters wheel, using a combination of clays, these tall mugs with handles are finished with white slip and a transparent matt glaze and a shiny glaze at the centre allowing for the clay's natural qualities to be seen.
Dimensions: w-8 cm x h-9.5 cm

As all products are handmade sizes and colour may vary slightly.

Mizuyo Yamashita is a London based ceramicist. Mizuyo is strongly inspired by the everyday use of lifestyle products, creating hand thrown small objects on the potter’s wheel, blending three types of clay and glazed in natural muted tones. Originally inspired by English and French stoneware jars, Mizuyo began creating their miniature forms, gradually changing their designs and surface decoration. Using surfacing treatment techniques, popular in Japan, such as shinogi, mishima and kohiki, with the aim of creating pieces to match modern European interior design. Mizuyo's forms display an interesting combination of the artists inspirations and influences. .

Mizuyo Yamashita Tall Mug With Handle 2

Handmade in Turkey.

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Origin

Individually hand crafted from sheen clear crystal glass.
Dimensions: w-5.5cm x h-30cm

As all products are handmade sizes and colour may vary slightly.

Originating from the Şişecam group, Nude is one of the worlds leading glassware manufacturers.  Based in Turkey, Nude designs each piece with an emphasis on simplicity, decluttering the home and marrying form with function.  Each piece is hand made with lead free crystal glass.

Nude Glass Poem Water Jug

Handmade in England.

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Origin

18ct Yellow Gold and Silver joined two band ring.

As all products are handmade sizes and colour may vary slightly.
Special orders are available, made to measure.

With a passion for craftsmanship and a sensitivity to the precious metals that she works with, Kerry Seaton aims to create pieces that can be worn in, rather than worn out, giving her work a timeless quality. Using traditional jewellers techniques Seaton's work is balanced, evoking a sense of stillness.
Having undertaken The Goldsmiths’ Company apprenticeship for five years, Kerry completed an MA in Goldsmithing, Silversmithing, Metalwork and Jewellery at the Royal College of Art.
Kerry now works between workshops in both London and Sussex.

Kerry Seaton Silver And 18ct Yellow Gold Joined Two Band Ring

Rings: Gold

Stoneware, ceramic bowl by London artist, Abigail Schama. Hand-thrown pieces with gold lustre accents. Handmade in England.

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Origin

This bowl is wheel thrown in different combinations of dark and light stoneware. Abigail plays with a palette of dolomite and transparent glazes. Each piece undergoes a further firing to be lightly gilded with (24 carat) gold lustre. All glazes are food safe.
Dimensions: W 25 cm x H 14 cm

As all products are handmade sizes and colour may vary slightly.

London-based ceramic artist Abigail Schama came to pottery from painting. Abigail Schama’s hand-thrown, stoneware bowls tell stories through surface. Any bowl is basic and universal in its meaning.  The process of building up and then turning the form creates their skin and character. Abigail relies on the processes of slipping and chattering; words which describe human contact. These pieces are about imprinting the imperfect, unexpected and unrepeatable marks of a human hand on the most primal and unchanging material.
'A glint of gold lustre can break up the clay’s earthy character while honouring the quirks in its skin and contours.'

Abigail Schama Bowl With Gold Lustre 3

Made in England.

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Origin

Each bowl is made individually from wheel-thrown porcelain, are stable and tactile to the touch and enjoyable to use. Glazed with a black or white matt glaze to stoneware kiln temperatures they are marble-like in their feel. Designed as salt and pepper pinchers for the table.
Handmade in UK
Dimensions: w-8cm x h-5cm

As all products are handmade sizes and colour may vary slightly.

Jo Davies has been a ceramist for over 10 years. She trained in ceramics at Bath School of Art and then at the Royal College of Art. She is an award-winning ceramicist who teaches at university level and exhibits internationally. Her work is a combination of wheel-throwing and hand-building techniques; many of her designs are created by delicately constructing wheel-thrown component parts.