2026 – Taking part in Potfest in the City- Glasgow

My smoke fires vessels are of simple forms that reflect my interest in geology and archaeology and capture a moment when a stone or pebble has been picked up, changed by man, used and discarded to return back to the earth. Each piece is unique, hand built, formed carved and burnished.
Colours are achieved by the careful use of slips, oxides and salt during the firing process

My garden ceramics and sculptures reflect my interest in texture. I often use natural materials from my local environment including slate, shale and oxides to enhance the raw surface before marking and stretching the clay. This process gives the impression of erosion by the forces of time, seas, weather and man. These vessels are high fired in a wood kiln and will withstand heavy frosts.

Broadwood Studios