studio ceramics

Lorna Gilbert is a potter inspired by those moments you can’t put into words: sweeping horizons, vast open spaces, the beauty of a fern slowly unfolding. But for Lorna, clay is also therapy. Read her story in our Meet the Maker interview.

We talk to British potter Kara Leigh Ford about her ceramics and discover that she very nearly starred in BBC show The Great Pottery Thrown Down

One of the most colourful potters on the British ceramics scene is Sarah Duke from Dottery Pottery, who describes herself as a ceramic artist. We caught up with Sarah to find out more about her nature inspired work

Tana West makes coffee pots, jugs and tea cups in pick ‘n’ mix shades in her East London garden studio, where she also experiments with illustrations and glazes on bone china and porcelain. We caught up with Tana to find out more about Glazed and Confused Ceramics…

Anna Alicia makes beautiful ceramic accessories and jewellery in glazes that look good enough to eat, and it all started with a trip to Hackney City Farm…