exhibitor spotlight
We would like to introduce you to all the very talented exhibitors joining us at our new Pottery North events this year.
This is great opportunity to find out more about them and their work - though we hope you will come along to say hello and see their beautiful creations at our stunning venues on the day.
Join us as we grow and succeed together. We're glad you're here to be a part of our story.
Jenny ozwell
Jenny, who is based in Jedburgh in the Scottish Borders comes from a long line of artists in her family. She started out making earthenware tableware, before getting her own wheel. She was taught the basics by her husband's aunt, a retired potter, but other than that is self- taught. After focusing on throwing she is now expanding the decorating side, preferring it to be simple and direct. Find out more @jennyozwell on Instagram
Anne James
Anne creates her hand-built ceramics at her studio in rural Northumberland. Her work is influenced by the surrounding natural world and reflects growing up as a child in rural Perthshire. She works in traditional stoneware, occasionally in white stoneware, and fires in an electric kiln, creating functional and decorative pieces. Find out more and more Home | Anne James Ceramics
Jane jennings
After a long career teaching Design and Technology, Jane took pottery lessons leading to a Masters in Ceramics at Sunderland University. She specialises in both wheel thrown and hand-built pieces whilst exploring texture, colour and the simplicity of shape in both stone and earthernware clay. With a passion for sustainability, she has emphasised in her work both functionality and aesthetics, whilst creating beautiful pieces. Jane Jennings Ceramics
Pirniepots
Ceramicist Lorna Blunt runs Pirniepots from her studio in the Scottish Borders. She describes herself as an enthusiastic potter, creating practical stoneware. pirniepots.co.uk
