Alice Guillaume Ceramics
Alice is an architect and maker from Belgium, currently living in London. She creates simple functional pieces, mostly tableware, using hand building techniques.
Charlie McKay
Jack of a few trades, not too bad at some. Mostly a full time food and lifestyle photographer Charlie occasionally still slips back into his old ways of freelancing as a senior designer/art director at the odd London design/advertising agency. Also a part time potter and full time canal boat dweller he is constantly covered in some sort of dirt, grease or food.
Lydia Johnson, Fettle Studio
As an architect and ceramic artist, Lydia’s work explores scale, tactility, form and function. Between both architecture and ceramics, her projects are inventive, personal and creative - from home extensions and community centres, to ceramic interiors, artwork and tableware. and arts projects. In 2019/20 she co-curated an exhibition with the Building Centre entitled Hand Held to Super Scale: Building with Ceramics, featuring her slip cast porcelain Tessellating Collection.
Mako Koko
Mako Koko trained as an architect in Madrid and she first fell in love with bricks in old Rome monuments, later she discovered that "the clay universe" doesn't stop there. She likes to experiment with new techniques and materials and often applies her discoveries onto jewellery.
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Miyelle Karmi
As a self-taught ceramicist Miyelle has been playing with clay since 2017. Inspired by both natural forms and abstract shapes, she enjoys experimenting with how these two seemingly opposing ideas can be combined.
With an emphasis on creating functional homewares, she hopes to enhance the experience of everyday rituals by creating pieces that are playful, beautiful and tactile.
Noe Kuremoto
Noe Kuremoto is a ceramic artist who makes everything by hand using simple tools. She’s known for playful sculptural work that takes the form of functional wares. Her pieces mix child-like simplicity with contemporary sophistication, and incorporate her background in Fine Art and design with her cultural heritage. Her ceramics are like a beautiful dream that her hands, fire and clay turn into reality.
Victoria Bridal
Victoria Bridal is a graphic designer who's waking hours (and some of the sleeping ones too) are increasingly occupied by clay. She is excited by the prospects of combining her budding pottery skills with the other disciplines of art, fashion and textile design that make up her background.
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Lazy Glaze
Inspired by pattern makers such as artists Anni Albers and Agnes Martin, Harriet’s work focuses on simple, functional shapes with pattern. She considers the clay itself beautiful so it is often a feature in her designs.
Harriet studied Ceramic Design at Central Saint Martins and has since been practicing under the name Lazy Glaze. She has worked out of various studios in Hackney before joining Clay Collective.
Ben Sutton
Ben Sutton is a ceramics designer/ maker who's work ranges from tableware to decorative bowls and vases with an aesthetic that fuses Scandinavian design with Japanese simplicity. Working exclusively in hand thrown porcelain, he aims to make work that is visually bold yet elegant and tactile.
Mema Studio
Mette examines the connotations of materials and how to manipulate them by merging functional and sculptural objects.
Wonderment of the everyday environment is something that intrigues her when making her bespoke interior objects that have a focus on the unfamiliar/familiar and intriguing surfaces that speak to the senses.
Sandra Dieckmann
Sandra is an illustrator, think-maker and potter of hand built creatures and strange ones.