Ceramics
Hand-formed ceramics made in my home workspace in Lorne, on Victoria's Surf Coast. Each piece is built by hand in stoneware or porcelain: slab-rolled, pinched or coiled rather than thrown, and finished in the cobalt blues of the coastline.
These pieces are made in small numbers and are not currently available online.
Tide Pool Platter
Hand-built in white stoneware with an organic, freeform edge, glazed in a dense cobalt pattern that pools and breaks like light on shallow water. The irregular rim keeps every piece one of a kind, shaped by hand rather than a mould. A functional serving bowl with a coastal edge, equally at home holding fruit or on display.
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Deep Water Vase
Hand-built using a slab rolling technique and decorated with layered dilutions of cobalt oxide to echo the shifting blues of Lorne's deep water. The mottled pattern builds up in tone as the colour pools and thins, giving each piece its own depth and movement, much like the ocean it's named for. Styled here with wattle, eucalyptus, and bay leaf from my garden.
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Splatterware Cups
Hand built in white stoneware and finished with a cobalt splatter glaze, inspired by the spontaneous, hand-flicked patterns of traditional Puglian splatterware. Each drip and fleck is applied by hand, so no two pieces carry the same pattern. Made in my small home workspace, this cup brings a piece of coastal Italy to your everyday table.
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