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Ammonite Pottery
Exciting Greater London venue for Raku! Night-time firings in garden setting. Workshops and courses for all abilities. Regular pottery classes for both children and adults. |
C.H.R. Ceramics
 (4 votes)C.H.R. Ceramics, Chris Hepworth raku ceramics, hand thrown contemporary raku ceramics, close to the river Deben, Woodbrige, Suffolk. A range of copper matte and coloured gloss crackle raku ceramics, a website with images and videos of the raku process. |
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Chris Hawkins
(2 votes) Chris Hawkins, makes handthrown Raku studio ceramics from his workshop in the tamar valley bordering Cornwall. Copper Matt's are his speciality after 30 years creating earthenware, stoneware and now raku. |
Clay Art Pottery, Vicki Hardin Fine Ceramics
Site showcasing the work of ceramic artist Vicki Hardin who fires with raku and pitfire techniques. |
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Cotswold Clay Days
Cotswold Clay Days provide a two day making and raku firing experience for both complete beginners and more advanced ceramicists alike. Groups of 3 or 4 people (individuals or friends) can make and fire ceramics in a small and friendly environment with the added bonus of a home cooked lunch! |
David Roberts Raku Ceramics
(1 vote) For the past two decades English ceramist David Roberts has devoted himself to the making of large coil built and Raku fired vessels. He is one of the first British ceramists to specialise in high quality contemporary Raku. |
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Glazed & Amazed
(1 vote) Glazed & Amazed are designing and producing a range of slipcast raku fired animals and clocks in the southwest UK, bridging the gap between handbuilt one-off's and mass produced work. |
Helen Rondell Ceramics
(1 vote) Online gallery showcasing the work of London based ceramist Helen Rondell who specialises in the Raku firing process using dry copper, resist slip and smoking techniques. All works are for sale. |
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John Dunn - Ceramics and Glass
(1 vote) I specialise in the making of large Raku and glass dishes using vibrant colours and iridising techniques. |
John Evans - 'jev Ceramics' - Naked Raku Art Works
(1 vote) Individual and intriguing naked raku vessels and sculptural art-works from John Evans who signs his work 'jev'. |
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Jon Bull Ceramics
(3 votes) Smoke fired and glazed ceramic vessels by Welsh artist Jon Bull. |
Meadowcroft Pottery
Situated at Askett in Buckinghamshire, Chris Bull works at Meadowcroft Pottery in mostly in stoneware, making domestic and decorative ware. She also produces raku and the website shows some of her work. She takes commisions for commemorative items, including slipware. |
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Michael Rice ceramics
michael rice ceramics design and make unique and individual ceramic forms, specializing in terra sigillata, smoke firing and raku firing to give each piece an austere beauty. designs can be made in consultation with clients and any area of the ceramic spectrum can be accommodated. |
Myra Wishart | Fused Glass & Raku Ceramics
Online gallery featuring Glass and Ceramic work by Kent based artist, Myra Wishart. She specialises in Raku Masks and Fused Glass Jewellery. |
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Patricia Shone - handmade & raku fired ceramics
Patricia Shone has been developing her raku firing techniques for the past ten years. Based on the Isle of Skye, her work is strongly influenced by the colours and textures of the landscape. Her one off ceramic pots are made by coiling with some use of formers. Other work includes low fired earthenware using textures from the landscape and a small range of functional domestic crockery. Visitors are welcome at the studio by arrangement. |
Peter Sparrey Studio Pottery
(2 votes) Raku, stoneware and porcelain thrown work. Lustres, tenmoku, celadon and chun glazes. |
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shaun hall raku ceramics
(3 votes) Shaun Hall's Raku website. I am an Essex based potter who and exhibits around East Anglia in particular. I have supplied work to amongst others Selfridges and Co. I specialise in using John Wheeldon's copper matt slip effect. (http://www.shaun-hall-raku.co.uk - temporarily offline) |
Tomii Raku
Midlands'potter Ian Tomii specialises in raku. Ian's Japanese ancestry gives him a special affinity with this exciting medium. |
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Tony White Ceramics
(1 vote) We make a range of hand-built Raku fired studio pottery to our own designs from our workshop in mid-Wales. Our range includes animal and bird figures, thrown bowls, and extruded forms. Our work is sold throughout the UK in shops and galleries, many on the Crafts Council selected list, or can be purchased direct by a visit or mail order. |
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