Shelves of greenware waiting for the kiln

Castlemaine, Victoria///Stoneware + Ash Glaze

Fired twice. Sold once.

Wheel-thrown from a shed at the back of the block. Every piece is one of a run of thirty, and the run is not repeated.

Throwing on the wheel, hands in the clay

One pair of hands

Everything here is thrown, trimmed, glazed and packed by the same person, in a shed with one kiln and no staff. That is the whole operation, and it is the reason a run is thirty and not three hundred.

Work is fired twice, once to bisque and once with the glaze, so what arrives has been through the kiln as many times as it can be. Small variations between pieces in a run are the process, not a fault in it.

Selected shows

2026Ash & IronGuild Gallery, MelbourneSolo
2025Australian Ceramics TriennaleTarntanya / AdelaideSelected
2025Small Objects PrizeCastlemaine Art MuseumHighly commended
2023Six KilnsNorthern Rivers Craft, LismoreGroup

What people say once it arrives

The glaze pools differently on every one of the four. I did not expect to have a favourite tumbler, and yet.

Marguerite T.Brunswick

Packed better than anything I have been sent. Straw, a hand-written note, and not one chip.

Dan H.Hobart

One pair of hands

Fired twice. Sold once.

One pair of hands

Selected shows

Wide Bowl — Ash Glaze

Tall Vase — Iron Slip

Lidded Jar — Smoke

Wide Bowl — Ash Glaze

Tall Vase — Iron Slip

Lidded Jar — Smoke

What people say once it arrives

Fired twice. Sold once.

Selected shows

Wide Bowl — Ash Glaze

Tall Vase — Iron Slip

Lidded Jar — Smoke

Wide Bowl — Ash Glaze

Tall Vase — Iron Slip

Lidded Jar — Smoke

What people say once it arrives