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Five families of pieces from the studio. The clays and glazes change, the hand stays the same.
01
Melting glazes
Watercolour
Sky blue, sea green, lilac, a touch of yellow: the glazes overlap and melt into each other in the kiln, like a wash on paper. The pale clay shows at the rim and the foot. Gentle pieces for the everyday table.
Palette
Sky blue, celadon, lilac, pale yellow
Pieces
Bowls, tumblers, mugs, dishes
02
Coloured clays
Mingled clays
The pattern comes from the material itself. Grey, white, black and ochre clays meet in patches and marbling, like a map or a landscape seen from above. The surface stays matt, almost mineral. No pattern is ever repeated.
Palette
Stone grey, chalk white, black, ochre
Pieces
Jars, vases, spheres
03
Matt colour
Colour blocks
One form, one colour. Cones, spheres and stacked cylinders in bold, matt shades: lemon yellow, orange, fir green, ultramarine, powder pink. On its own, each piece is a sculpture. Together, they fill a shelf like a palette.
Palette
Lemon yellow, orange, fir green, ultramarine, powder pink
Pieces
Vases, bottles, vessels
04
Dark stoneware, bright glaze
Black clay
Outside, black stoneware left bare, with the throwing lines still showing. Inside, a luminous glaze: turquoise, deep blue, lilac, peach. The colour appears as you lean over the bowl, like the bottom of a well.
Palette
Matt black, turquoise, deep blue, peach
Pieces
Bowls, small dishes, plates, platters
05
Black and white
Ink
A white glaze, and black laid down in a single gesture: a run, a band, a brushstroke that cannot be redone. Teapots, bowls and dishes owe as much to drawing as to pottery. No line is the same from one piece to the next.
Palette
Off-white, black, smoke grey, brown
Pieces
Teapots, bowls, dishes, vases
On request
A piece in
one of these moods?
Some pieces are in the shop, others are made to order. Tell Ingrid what caught your eye and she will let you know what is available in the studio.
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