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Earthy sophistication, simplicity and function
772A State Highway 35 • RD1 • Tirohanga • Opotiki 3197
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Ceramic sculptures inspired by structures in nature like shells, skeletons and corals.
Joanne Honey Thomas
Honey Pottery
Wellington, New Zealand
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I am just passionate about playing with clay and making sure it can go through the dishwasher.
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TIMELESS & MODERN FUNCTIONAL POTTERY
Kim Morgan, Master Potter, Hawkes Bay, New Zealand
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Anneke's work can be seen at the National Art Gallery of New Zealand (Te Papa) and in all major museums nation-wide.
It is featured in New Zealand Embassy collections around the world as well as in countless private collections.
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I identify strongly with New Zealand and its place in the Pacific and aim to reflect this in my work....
Cate Pates
Ceramic Artist
Heritage Gallery
The Vault Auckland and Wellington
Artspace Wellington
Raglan Gallery NSW Australia
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Welcome! My studio is Fig Tree studio, overlooking the bush covered hills of Belmont, in Lower Hutt, Wellington.
I work surrounded by beautiful birdsong or watching the weather dance across the hills.
I source inspiration from the nature that surrounds me.
Rick Rudd
Ceramic Artist - Whanganui
Please visit www.quartzmuseum.org.nz for Rick's location and opening hours
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All Rudd's work is hand built, the majority pinched and coiled, a technique of adding thick coils of clay to the piece then pinching, squeezing and shaping the clay as it is extended.
Once the forming process is completed the work is scraped and the form refined.
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Naked Raku, Terracotta Cookware, Sauerkraut fermenting Jars, Terracotta and Mid-fire Domestic ware.
Aaron Scythe
Ceramic Artist - Whanganui
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Scythe’s current work reflects both his New Zealand and Māori heritage, his passion for Japanese ceramic traditions and the long time he spent living in Japan. It expresses the Oribe (after tea master Futura Oribe1544–1615) way of working: an aesthetic of flawed beauty and his own desire to “…bring Momoyama Mino ware into the 21st century…”.