Barbara Butterworth produces decorative ceramics with characterful charm and pretty applied transfer designs.  

The ladies have little holes at the back and useful to add collected treasures or dried flower crowns.

Her wall plaques have a hanging hook  on the reverse.

Sue Fields is a ceramisist from Kent who works in earthenware and stoneware. These beautiful sclptural figurative forms are complimented by a collection of small earthy toned bud vases.

Jennifer Morrish  from Epple Bay Ceramics produces decorative sgraffitto ware.  The characterful charm and pattern is carved into the slip before glazing.  This skilled technique is a credit to her skilled drawings and love of natural motifs.  Birds and fish are recurrent thems, often with suprise decorative motifs on the underside too.

Alisha Gent is a rising talent. Her pieces are formed from white stoneware clay and she produces accomplished sculptural and functional ceramics.  Her work is a celebration of  skilled throwing and organic shaping. Her enthusiasm and artistry reflecting in the alchemy of coloured glazes.