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About Me
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Raku Gallery
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Raku Process
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Stoneware Gallery
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I have been producing stoneware, earthenware & Raku pots as well as teaching ceramics for over 30 years. My workshop is set in 6 acres of woodland on the banks of the river Tamar in the Tamar Valley on the Devon & Cornwall borders in the Southwest UK

The land the workshop is situated on has been largely left untouched, this has resulted in the land becoming a haven for the numerous local wildlife. The Tamar Valley has a long mining history and the workshop itself stands a hundred yards from one of these mines, tin, copper and tungsten were once mined here, the whole area is very rich in minerals and some of these minerals are similar to those used in my Raku glazes.

Current Exhibitions
Lifestyle  -  Cotehele Gallery  -  12 April - 4 June
Summer -  Trelissick  -  26 April - 28 September


Forthcoming Exhibitions
Washed Up  -  Delamore Arts Gallery  -  14 June - 13 July
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