Celia Dowson & Isobel Napier

Ane Christensen, Heidi Hentze & Trine Drivsholm

This collection is a playful exploration of form and finish and a celebration of the Oak tree from which these vessels were hewn, featuring a recently developed softer natural finish alongside our established darker offering

Artists Include: Akiko Hirai, Derek Wilson, Maria Kristofersson, Celia Dowson, Marian Bijlenga, Masamichi Yoshikawa, Claire Benn, Chloé Rosetta Bell, Cecile Daladier, Made by Bill, Sandy Buchanan.

This new body of work has a expanded, "earthy" colour palette, together with the restrained monochrome colours of terracotta, white and black.

We look forward to welcoming you to our upcoming duo exhibition 'Searching for Apricity'

Lizzie Farey is inspired by her natural surroundings carefully observing the movement and patterns found in landscapes.

Akiko often carves her vessels and works quickly and rhythmically. There is an absence of mechanical regularity as she fears the rhythm becoming too static. The carved textures derive from Kamakura-bori, an old folk craft of wood carving based in Kamakura in Japan. This is called Kohiki.

A collection based upon a residency with Flow in Wales exploring the mussel shells and seaweed that purify Halen Môn’s sea salt.

Concerned with the spiritual, they emulate the essence of dusk, day and night time, embodying that energy through their slip and oxide surfaces alongside ornamented hoops and moons.

Collect: International Art Fair for Contemporary Craft and Design returns 25-27 February 2022

A solo exhibition by renowned Studio Potter Paul Philp. Paul’s exhibition will reveal his influences of the natural world.

Exploring a mutual interest in the fragments of eroded objects and material they find on the Thames foreshore near their studios. Both artists create new narratives - reinterpreting found textures and forms in wood and silver.