ceramics
earthenware, porcelain, stoneware...

Ceramics here move between use and presence — bowls for the table, vessels for the shelf, forms shaped from clay and hardened by fire. Made across a wide range of techniques, they reflect the varied language of the material.
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You’ll find more ceramic work on our sculpture page. A changing selection is available in the gallery, with a seasonal edit online.

featured makers this season

all the ceramics you may find here

Charlotte Morrison - slab built & slip cast porcelain & earthenware. Inspired by collections, nature & the Yorkshire landscape
Lorna Gilbert - small batch hand thrown stoneware, inspired by the calm aspects of nature.
Northumbria Craft Pottery - domestic functional stoneware ceramics
Mary Johnson - slip decorated earthenware ceramics - images drawn from her garden or allotment.
Linda Bloomfield - wheel thrown porcelain tableware
Charlotte Manser - wheel thrown stoneware for domestic use
Jillian Riley - slip cast porcelain illustrated by Jillian, inspired by moths, bats, ravens...
Emily Doran - tactile wheel thrown stoneware made in small batches influenced by the sea.
Iona May Stock - functional stoneware objects with decoration inspired by lichens
Libby Ballard - wheel thrown mugs inspired by the coast
SGW lab - functional wheel thrown ceramics in a wide range of colours founded and directed by Yuta Segawa
Edit Juhasz - colourful domestic ceramics
Habulous - stoneware vases, dishes & flowers
Helen Harrison - porcelain decorated with glazes and decals inspired by beach combing and mudlarking.
If you are travelling to see the work of a particular maker, do get in touch before your visit, as availability can change with the seasons.