1. Conical Pot
Potter. Raku
Cinderford Forest of Dean
Telephone: w: 01594 822658
Email: Andrew.Niblett@tiscali.co.uk
Andrew has had an affinity with clay from the moment his parents bought him his first potter’s wheel at the age of five......
The inspiration for Andrew's highly original Raku pieces come from a variety of influences ranging from the standing stones of the Outer Hebrides to the wartime coastal defences on the Normandy beaches and the munitions of war. The scorched and richly hued colours are blended to tone with the metal decorative details. All his pieces are thrown in one piece and then turned to refine the form. Pieces are biscuit fired in an electric kiln and selected areas are masked off before being coated with a copper malt glaze. These are then put through their final and most exciting stage, which is Raku. This involves the pieces being heated to 1000’c at which point they are removed from the kiln glowing orange. These are placed immediately onto bed of sawdust, which bursts into flames on contact giving unpredictable and amazing results. Andrew completed a Btec National Diploma in 3D Design Ceramics, after which he went on to graduate from Bath College of Higher Education with a Degree in Ceramics in 1991. He exhibits his Raku pieces in a wide range of Galleries and Shows Nationally, please see our vents page for all dates.
hand thrown raku ceramics
£17 to £250 (export plus freight & customs charges)
2 inches upwards.
Will give workshops - 50 mile radius of Forest of Dean. Delighted to discuss.
Selection :Hatfiled House Art in Clay and Farnham, British Craft Trade Fair, Harrowgate, Tredegar House, Newport, Wales. Clay Art Denbigh. Potfest,Bristol & Cumbria. Parkfields Rosson Wye Herefordshire. Red Biddy Gallery Guildford The Bristol Guild.
Would be pleased to discuss
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