Ceramicists in the Blue Mountains create functional and sculptural work across wheel-throwing, hand-building, slip casting and experimental ceramic techniques. The region has a strong ceramics community with practitioners working in a range of styles, from rustic stoneware and raku to refined porcelain and ambitious sculptural forms. Browse the directory to discover local ceramicists, commission custom pieces and purchase handmade work directly.
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Lala Ceramica X daiz
Liza Allen
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Loving Natives
Liza Allen
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Exploration of Childhood Trauma
Alison Rose
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Blue Collection
Melissa Hamilton
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Cockatoo Feather Series
Melissa Hamilton
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