studio pottery

Clare Anderson makes wheel-thrown ceramics from the studio at the end of her garden in Sheffield, with one eye on creating beautiful, functional pieces and the other on the planet.

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

Meet Kate Cooke, who makes handmade stoneware pottery thrown on a wheel in her converted garden shed, with glazes and textures inspired by the landscape of Peak District.

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 the Makers: Zan and Me | illustration + ceramics Mecki Allen is a studio potter who started making ceramics seriously about three years ago, leaving behind a high-pressured job as…