Each of my collections begins with an observation of the landscape, a colour, texture, movement or memory that stays with me. Drawing on the mountains, woodland and coastline of Scotland, these ideas are translated through clay, glaze, form and surface into functional ceramics designed for everyday life.
Explore my current collections below.
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![A modern ceramic vase with a textured black and white pattern, containing tall beige pampas grass, placed against a plain beige background.]()
Cairngorm
Raw black or white stoneware and contrasting white glazes evoke the snow covered mountains and dramatic winter landscape of the Cairngorms.
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![Two handmade ceramic mugs with a green glaze and black streaks, placed on a white fabric surface.]()
Seagrass
Soft, flowing greens reflect the colour and movement of coastal grasses shifting in the wind.
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![Findhorn tableware - handmade mugs and snack bowls made with buff stoneware clay and decorated with a combination of white gloss and crackle glazes. Handmade pottery inspired by nature.]()
Findhorn
Warm, sandy stoneware and textured white glazes draw on the colours and weathered surfaces of the Moray coastline.
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![Three black ceramic vases with beige and white dotted patterns, with one vase holding dried pampas grass, set against a plain light-colored background.]()
Cuan Spectre
Organic, lichen like glazes spread across raw black or white stoneware, creating tactile surfaces inspired by the strange and beautiful textures found in the natural world.
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![Handmade stoneware vase made with raw black stoneware and decorated with a crawl glaze. The design is inspired by Dandelion seeds. Modern rustic pottery, made in Glasgow, Scotland.]()
Dandelion
Delicate seed like markings and contrasting surfaces capture the fleeting moment of a dandelion clock beginning to scatter on the wind.
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![Handmade ceramic mug made in Scotland]()
Birch
Soft matte glaze broken by exposed clay creates overlapping forms that echo the pale trunks and layered branches of Scotland's birch woodland.
