Fabric folds captured in ceramic
Susan H’s unique style is distinctive and appealing. We love these large ceramic bowls, which capture the folds and textures of fabric. Each piece is unique as the wrinkles fall in different ways each time…
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Pōhutukawa dreaming…
Keep a little bit of summer on hand to warm you over the coming colder months, with this beautiful ceramic pōhutukawa pendant from Canterbury maker Jenny Plank.
On yer bike!
Celebrate bike month by showing your cycling love with one of these gorgeous bike brooches from Klei! These lovely ceramic heart-shaped brooches are all detailed individually, so every brooch is unique.
One Green Leaf: the ceramicist inspired by the natural world around her
Jenny Wilson of One Green Leaf Ceramics made her first pot when she was at intermediate school. She’s tried dozens of crafts since then, but keeps coming back to clay. About 18 months ago Jenny bought a good second-hand kiln and set herself the goal of paying for it by selling her ceramic work…
She sells sea shells…
Just like real sea shells, these ceramic shells from Homely are individual, perfectly imperfect pieces with their own unique beauty.
A potter’s perspective: how handcrafted wares enhance our lives
Rotorua potter Selwyn Hatrick of Geyser Pots has been making domestic pottery (on and off) for more than forty years. More recently he became interested in Bonsai and has added a range of beautiful, unique glazed Bonsai pots to his domestic pottery wares
Lovebirds
These gorgeous ceramic love birds from The Little White Box feature images such as flowers, ferns, thistles, a butterfly and a bird pressed into the clay, with your choice of names.
Elbow deep: building a new career from clay
Pippa of Makerie Ceramics is a ceramicist living her dream of working with clay everyday, in her sunny Auckland studio. Most days she can be found elbow deep in clay, working at her wheel. Otherwise, she’s probably running after her three year old, doing the … Read more »
A soup-erb set
We love this gorgeous ceramic set from Makerie Ceramics. Made to order from glazed white earthenware with New Zealand beach sand folded through, it’s the perfect way to enjoy a homemade soup supper…
Porcelain buttons, inspired by nature
Christchurch designer, illustrator and ecologist Lynette of Nikau Designs creates beautiful ceramic buttons inspired by the New Zealand environment. Many of her pieces are made using handmade moulds taken from shells and sea urchins