Sea Drift Pottery

Wild clay and sand

Glenkin is one of many local walking trails. I use an iron rich clay I found there to create the dark swoosh round this bowl. To me is represents the freedom I feel when there. This huggable dinner bowl is a popular seller on my online shop.

Wild clay and sand

Mini moon jars thrown in white clay and decorated with a wild clay which has been made into a slip to brush loosely over the surface.

Wild clay and sand

Two mugs each with a swoosh of wild clay slip brushed along the base. The glazes interact differently giving them individual character.

Wild clay and sand

Small tea plate with sand imprinted to give texture then an application of slips and marks.

Wild clay and sand

Three tiny vases, each has a layer of wild clay slip and in that a repeated pattern drawn in.

Wild clay and sand

Hand built bottles in black clay, each with sand imprinted in the surface then layered with coloured slips. The sand burns away to leave pitted surface.