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Richard Launder, is a distinguished British potter. Known for his approach to ceramics, blending functionality with sculptural artistry. He received his formal education at the West Surrey College of Art & Design in Farnham. Since 1985, he had served as Associate Professor in Bergen, Norway.
09.02.2025 17:44 — 👍 2 🔁 0 💬 0 📌 0
This little beaker came home with me today.
I have a number of them, simple form and design but all totally individual, and all perfect for their use.
Slipware beaker - Sidney Tustin Winchcombe Pottery.
A pot I stumbled across at the end of last year.
A small simply decorated mottled bowl.
I have a very soft spot for Winchcombe earthenware pottery.
Bowl by Sid Tustin.
Shiro Tsujimura began his artistic career studying oil painting; however, he became disillusioned during this process and eventually abandoned the idea. Inspired by a classic Ido teabowl from the Folk Museum in Japan, Tsujimura embarked on the journey of ceramic arts.
12.01.2025 23:40 — 👍 3 🔁 0 💬 0 📌 0
Coming up to Christmas I always look for a new dish to serve the food from - any excuse.
These two dishes were perfect.
Made by Matt Grimmitt - so pleased to see the return to slipware.
Have a look here www.mattgrimmittceramics.com
The second of the Geoff Fuller pots I was lucky to stumble across.
Fox in the chicken coop
I came across 3 pots by Geoff Fuller and the end of 2024.
The first ‘moonlight drinking party’ made in 2001. I love the freedom in his work.
We headed to the opening of Nic Collins exhibition at Goldmark - Flame and Creation.
Nic has been preparing for this over the last 4 years, on show are some inspiring pots.
If you are thinking of catching the pots at Goldmark - do, you will see some of the most honest hard won pots.
