We picked up a couple of pieces.
The large plate is by Francoiçe Dufayard and the bowl is another piece by Tony Laverick to match the one I bought last year.
I love the way his bowls look totally different if you turn them around.
Wednesday, August 01, 2012
New ceramics
Last weekend I returned to Potfest which is not relating, as I first thought, to illegal substances, but to ceramics. Set in the grounds of Hutton-in-the-Forest just outside of Penrith, this is a collection of open sided marquees housing artists working in a wide range of styles.
We picked up a couple of pieces.
The large plate is by Francoiçe Dufayard and the bowl is another piece by Tony Laverick to match the one I bought last year.
I love the way his bowls look totally different if you turn them around.
We picked up a couple of pieces.
The large plate is by Francoiçe Dufayard and the bowl is another piece by Tony Laverick to match the one I bought last year.
I love the way his bowls look totally different if you turn them around.
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2 comments:
I love the plate - the bowls too, but especially the plate.
Ooh, pretty! I really like the cabinet too! Those wooden handles are divine.
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