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Explosive portals to mysterious dimensions. This lantern bounces light around. Inside is smooth white poreclain clay, outside is rough brushed cobalt oxide. The entire lantern is dipped in a clear glaze. -
Explosive portals to mysterious dimensions. This lantern has a smooth white porcelain clay tnterior which bounces light Outside the purple/brown shiny glaze melts around the portals -
Wavy shell-like over-sized dish. Glassy green glaze inside, deep matt blue outside Approx dimensions 28cm dia Suitable as ovenware, foodsafe -
This brushed cream vase has a spiralling anemone around its body. The dipped rim gives it an unusual aspect and is great for displaying flowers with stems/foliage -
A spherical bowl thrown on the wheel, the stoneware clay has been left semi-raw This orb needs to be held... H8 x DIA.10cm -
These pulsating jellyfish magestically glide from the underwater cavern Thrown then sculpted from stoneware, this lantern is shiny white inside the grotto to reflect the light and has an unusual sea green glaze outside Dimensions: 14h x 10dia cm -
Two Japanese fighting fish swim around this matt aqua mug, with a watery turquoise glaze inside. The fish detail are made in raw clay, with a biscuity colour -
Ceramic Garden Sculpture This gorgeous starfish decoration has been sculpted using stoneware clay and has been fired to a very high temperature. This makes it resilient and weatherproof in extreme temperatures. -
This unusual lantern takes its form from the wierd mushroom corals. The outside has a rough texture, whilst inside is a soft white glaze which reflects the light through the slim crevices Tealight is included Dimensions: 10.5h x 11dia cm -
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Did you guess what this is? This sculpted seashell houses a paddle ready to strip your herbs. When it's not being used to flavour your cuisine, simply slot it back into the holder and use the dish for storage. Great as a spoon rest too! Dimensions Dish 16 x 16cm / Tool 13 x 6cm -
Bubbled aqua green with iridescent dark green glaze inside and colourful shells outside -
The inspiration came from the breakwater groynes preventing erosion of our beautiful beach. I imagine her as the Protector of the Shore. The groyne was slab build and she was sculpted onto the body of the post. The crystalised glass in the shell creates a sparkling focal point Height 35cm This is quite a heavy piece, substantially built from stoneware with glossy glazes
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