Inspired by bees and the natural environment Maryanne creates a range of vessels, jars, beakers, dishes and plates. She uses stamp and sprig impressions to add illustrative and decorative elements to her work enhanced by washes of colour and subtle handmade glazes. A lovely addition to any table setting Maryanne’s thoughtful pieces compliment any occasion.

Jacqueline works intuitively, influenced by organic forms found in rock, bone and landscape. The peace and calm of the Japanese aesthetic is an inspiration. She creates forms that are unexpected and express strength and movement. Her sculptural vessels are hand built and are an exploration of form and its relationship to space. The surface treatment is multi layered and textured allowing the viewer to see more on each viewing. She uses slips and terra sigilatta in a painterly fashion to add another dimension. These sculptural vessels are designed for a boardroom, foyer or to sit quietly in the garden.

Georgina is a potter who designs and makes her own work via Linburn Handmade with a focus on beauty and function. Her pieces are made with care and attention to detail. Her work is generally focused on functional ware. Her distinctive colour palette and unique forms ensure a beautiful creation that is fit for purpose.

To Anne a clay garden pot is cooked earth housing un-cooked earth. Its aesthetic presence is completed by the plant growth it accommodates, but is also the product of her decisions about vessel form and surface treatment.