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  • Introducing Hannah McAndrew…

    Posted by Katie Honnor on Monday 14th of March, 2011 at 6:04pm, and labeled with maker of the week, ceramics, hannah mcandrew and with 0 comments so far

    Our Maker of the Week is potter Hannah McAndrew. Hannah is based in Scotland and all her pots are thrown on the wheel. Her work is wonderfully tactile and she uses warm, rich glazes which we really love. Have a look at her Harlequin Honey Teapot and her fantastic new…Read more…

  • Hannah McAndrew at the PMA Craft Show in Philadelphia

    Posted by Katie Honnor on Tuesday 6th of December, 2011 at 7:44pm, and labeled with ceramics, hannah mcandrew and with 0 comments so far

    We're delighted to introduce Hannah McAndrew's latest guest blog... What shows have I done this year? Well there was Earth and Fire in Nottingham, Art in Action in Oxfordshire, Potfest in the Park in Penrith oh and the PMA Craft Show in Philadelphia, USA. Yes I know, it sounds slightly…Read more…

  • A Christmas Commission for Cath Ball…

    Posted by Katie Honnor on Thursday 9th of February, 2012 at 1:15pm, and labeled with ceramics, commissioning, sally-ann provan, cath ball and with 0 comments so far

    We had some great commissions at Christmas, but one that we particularly liked was between two of our Makers. Sally-Ann Provan designs and makes luxurious hats and fashion accessories, and she got in touch with us about the work of Cath Ball Stitched Ceramics. Sally has a collection of different…Read more…

  • Hannah McAndrew represents British slipware in Japan

    Posted by Katie Honnor on Tuesday 10th of April, 2012 at 12:48pm, and labeled with ceramics, hannah mcandrew and with 0 comments so far

    The 'Gallery St Ives' in Tokyo, Japan, specialises in contemporary British and Japanese studio pottery. The owner, Mr Koichiro Isake, selects work influenced by two pottery greats: Bernard Leach and Shoji Hamada. For his special exhibition this April, Mr Isake has selected 3 incredible potters to represent and celebrate British…Read more…