Handmade Stoneware Pottery – Tasmania
Handmade Stoneware Pottery
Notable Tasmanian Potters & Studios
- Small Fires Studio (lutruwita/Tasmania): Run by Alice Alby Holder and Isaac Patmore, producing handmade functional ceramics. They frequently exhibit at Salamanca Market Stall 280 and participate in events like the Australian Ceramics Open Studio.
- The Muddy Kip by Sco and Co. (East Coast / St Helens): Created by local potter Blake (Blake Polden), who forages riverbed wild clay to craft small-batch items ranging from $12.00 to $139.00. Offerings include folded mugs, wabi-sabi latte cups, matcha bowls, and magpie oil pourers available via The Muddy Kip – Sco and Co..
- Hobart Hills (Hobart): Operated by maker Hamish Gibson, crafting functional, wheel-thrown and slip-cast ceramic tableware inspired by alpine tarns, eucalypt scrub, and coastal lichen via Hobart Hills.
- Aurora Fae (Geeveston): Hand-crafted, unique textured stoneware pieces priced around $69.95 to $99.00
- Wild Island Pottery (King Island): Sharelle Hassing forages local wild clay from land clearing and dams, processing it into functional ceramic pieces.
- Ruth Rutherford (Roland and Queenstown): Focuses on wild clays gathered across Tasmania and earth-bound pit-firings for tactile, non-functional vessels
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