Hannah McAndrew

My work is predominantly thrown on the wheel using red earthenware clay. I use two traditional techniques of decoration in my work - slip trailing and sgraffito. I make functional pots because I enjoy seeing my work used and enjoyed, my pieces are created to be useful and at the same time beautiful to look at. I am fascinated and thrilled by constantly developing the skills and techniques of my craft. I am particularly focussed on making pots that are of a very high quality and that perform their jobs to a very high standard.

Pottery has the potential to outlast and survive many generations and I believe that as it has this ability it is my duty to use every bit of care and skill that I have available to me when I create something from clay.

My range includes mugs and jugs, plates and bowls, casserole dishes and teapots and so on and I am always expanding this. The decoration is based on natural patterns and textures as well as on traditional folk arts from around the world, from pottery, textiles and metal work. Inspiration can come from anywhere and I am always on the look out for new ideas. I also enjoy creating commemorative pieces for special occasions. I make loving cups and plates to commemorate weddings, two handled mugs for births and Christenings, plates and bowls for prizes.

Address:
The Barm Pottery,
Studio 1, Lochdougan House,
Kelton, Castle Douglas,
Dumfries and Galloway,
DG7 1SX

tel:
01556 680220

e-mail:
thebarmpottery@yahoo.co.uk

 
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