british pottery

Meet Pip Meadows Elliot from The Tipsy Moth Pottery – a potter based in Saffron Walden in Essex, who makes beautiful, whimsical ceramic homeware and jewellery often decorated with icing-like drawings of animals, insects and toadstools.

Meet Melanie Made Mud, a potter based in Monmouthshire, where she makes functional ceramics in stunning glazes that evoke the Welsh landscape, sculptural pieces inspired her lurchers and an enduring fascination with whales, and collaborates with House of Hawks on a collection of illustrated pots.

Meet Bev Seth from Seth Ceramics, a Sheffield-based potter who makes imaginative pieces inspired by storytelling and nature that delight and amuse.

Hands are very important to potter Bronwen Wells from Ink & Clay. It’s through her hands that she turns inspiration to creation, forms pots, adds colour to the world, and, being deaf from birth, they are also the way she makes herself heard.

Meet potter Susan Frankel of Caractacus Pots, maker of functional studio pottery with a country chic style.