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Wonderfully undulating jar with puzzle-style lid which fits snuggly... if you get the right position. A bit of underwater fun which is totally practical. Watery glaze inside with matt indigo jellyfish detail -
Loving the sparkles on the lid of this stoneware jar. The body has a deep indigo hue and the lid has a double pool of crackled glass from a well-known gin bottle. -
This vase has a couple of adorable seahorses sculpted in biscuited clay, with a shiny aqua glaze inside complimented by a matt indigo outside -
Sketched from a photo of an opened nautilus found stranded on the beach, this vase is so tactile. The matt indigo glaze is offset by the glossy white fan shell and the shiny turquoise inside the vase Dimensions 14h cm -
This unusual driftwood and barnacle slab built stoneware organiser is great for paint brushes, make-up brushes, pencils or kitchens utensils -
This amazing piece was inspired by the beautiful rockpools at Watergate Bay in Cornwall. The three wells are great for keeping small items but the piece wrks just as well standing alone. Handbuilt from stoneware with dreamy turquoise glaze, the pools have seaweed and barnacles living on the rocks Approx 20H cm This piece is foodsafe -
Hand thron stoneware bowl with sculpted wave rim Deep cobalt sea with porcelain glazed crests Dimensions 16dia x 6h cm -
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 -
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 -
Bowl surrounded by coral plates Shiny brown glaze, this was thrown then sculpted (Pen is to illustrate scale) -
This gorgeous stoneware bowl was thrown then sculpted The mysterious coral growths are a deep sage colour and the white glaze inside gleams -
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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