What truly sets these vases apart are the charming illustrations that adorn them. Each figure depicted seems to come alive, inviting us to ponder their stories. The thoughtful gaze of the woman in green, the artist at her easel, and the fashionable figures walking their dogs all suggest a narrative that transcends the ceramic medium. These characters evoke a sense of nostalgia and whimsy, reminding us of the beauty found in everyday moments.

The Intersection of Art and Function

While these vases are undoubtedly decorative, they also serve a practical purpose. Imagine filling them with fresh flowers or using them as striking centerpieces in your home. Their artistic flair elevates any space, transforming a simple room into a gallery of creativity.

Selected for RA young Artists’ Summer Show online exhibition 2025

Porcelain Floral vase or vessel Mishima Inlay and etching technique with Sgrafitto and coloured washes

narrative porcelain vases

Girl and Cat images

Cubist Porcelain tiered vessel selected for the young art award competition at the The Exhibitionist Hotel, 8-10 Queensberry Place London SW7 2EA January and February 2025

For the love of Art History

The Gardeners vases or vessels. High fired unique porcelain vases. Hold water. each individually inlaid and painted one of a kind ceramic sculptures

Audrey Hepburn

porcelain plate

Procreate sketch for 'Girl and Cat' commission

Paloma = Dove/ Peace porcelain vessel

porcelain plate Buddha Samurai

seated yoga pose

plates with purpose Messums Wiltshire

https://www.messums.org/exhibitions/

CEOS Noiv Group Show

Hornsey Library

Missing 2023

“Waiting” acrylic on canvas

Two of my porcelain vessels 'Singing and The Cats or Los Gatos', have been selected for the Drawing Paper Show to be held in conjunction with the Liverpool Biennial. 21st July to 12 August at The Bridewell Studios and Gallery. 101 Prescot St Liverpool L7 8UL.

Exhibitions at Hornsey Library with Crouch End Open Studios and at The Sanctuary Gallery Newnham on Severn Gloucestershire.

Exhibition at Hornsey Library local artists 2D and 3D art, sculpture, painting , photography, ceramics, glass

Saga Exceptional article on Spring makers from Contemporary ceramics Centre written by Joy Archer