Made in the pottery. Mostly hand built bowls impressed with plants and fired to a high stoneware glaze. Also makes planters with faces which are smoke-fired.

Made in the pottery. Both thrown and hand-built stoneware using exhuberant colours and a ‘tigerskin’ effect on her hand-built planters.

Fascinating ceramic pictures

Life-like Raku fired birds mounted on driftwood

D.A Inspired by the villages and coastline of Fife, each wall plaque is unique with a humorous slant

Makes ‘Wild Tiles’ – creative mosaic wall pieces using a mixture of various ceramics and glass

Bright and cheerful thrown earthenware candles, oil burners and whisky tots – fabulous colours

Fun cats and hares hand-built in stoneware and coloured with a copper oxide

Thrown domestic ware in a lovely blue stoneware glaze. Very practical and good value

Beautiful, well-thrown stoneware bowls, vases and bottles in a silky, creamy glaze.

Nick has just built himself an oil fired, soda kiln and is achieving some beautiful orange-peel effects on his thrown jugs, bottles and bowls.

As well as quirky chickens and fish, she makes brightly coloured Raku bottles and jars

Beautiful, tactile raku thrown pots.

Anne often impresses leaves and ferns into her Raku fired thrown vessels.

Inspiration from Veronica’s translucent, hand thrown porcelain comes from Mycenaean pottery, patterns in nature and the views from her workshop overlooking the Moray Firth.

Highly tactile handbuilt ceramics using coloured clays. Landscape and seascape are major influences, as is clay itself.

In response to the reflective colour and movement found in water, Fiona has developed her own 'In Glaze Reduction Lustre' glazes which are used on a variety of domestic ceramic forms.

Producer of handbuilt ceramic clocks and tiles. The work is predominantly slab built with molded additions.

Maker of kiln-formed glass, and hand-built platters and bowls in stoneware, inspired by the landscape of Scotland

Edinburgh based ceramic artist and tile maker producing contemporary wall pieces and hand-cut coasters in bright, beautiful colours

Hand thrown and decorated domestic stoneware with rich copper reds and cobalt blue glazes with the occasional touch of gold lustre