Quick Overview

I've finally gotten around to learning how to form a bowl from clay with my own hands, and then paint my own image onto it!  Its been a learning curve, and I don't think you can ever know everything about ceramics even if you spend your whole life doing it! But I'm looking forward to learning and doing more!

These are small trinket bowls, made from earthenware clay.  Images are painted with black underglaze and then scratched to get the fine detail - a technique called sgrafitto, which I absoloutely love.

Some have a proverb or idiom running along the bottom.  They are all one of a kind:)

approx 11,5 W x 4,5 H cm 

Quick Overview

This vase is always popular, and with good reason.  Use it to brighten up literally any corner in your home, from the kitchen to the bedroom, to the office or bathroom, even narrow enough for a windowsill.  The slender design is lovely for a single shorter stemmed flower, or a small bouquet; fresh, dried or artificial.

Only one of each design:)

16 H x 3,5 W (top) x 5 W (base) cm

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These cute bowls are happy one of ones and add a bit of quirky fun to the table.  Use for sides, salads, sweets, chips or dips.

13,5 W (top) x 10 H cm

Best to wash by hand, as the high heat of a dishwasher can cause fine cracks in the glaze over time.

Only one of each design

The shapes are cut out by hand and applied individually to the ceramic, thereafter fired to become permanent. Each is unique:)

Made in South Africa

Quick Overview

Moths are probably my favourite creatures, and I have an obsession with dots, so this is one of my favourite combinations!

Limited edition fine art print.  

The ink has a lovely rich, velvety quality to it, which is enhanced by the slightly textured paper.  You can still see the detail of how I used gouache paint for the dots in the original painting.

Signed and editioned out of 50.

29 x 29 cm (paper size)

Printed on 324 gsm Eggshell Warm White paper