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Rebecca is an Irish Ceramicist living and working in Bristol. She makes contemporary, minimal forms inspired by earthly tones and textures.

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It’s been a pretty hectic week moving studio and participating in a wood firing at @oxforduniversitykilns the past five days. I’m bone tired but in the most rewarding way. It’s been an amazing feat accomplished only by immense team

New side plates with a burnt orange glaze I’ve been working on. I love working with other creatives and small businesses especially when it comes to food 🍊

This week has been full with packing and organising for my new studio move. But today

A happy accident 🌞 I threw this vase a few weeks ago, and as I was tidying up I accidentally knocked the side of it (being a very clumsy person working in ceramics is an interesting pairing!!). Instead of sending it to the reclaim bin, I embraced th

Coffee cups for @greytonecoffee 🌚

Seasonal shifts have brought about a mood for change, so in between finishing off some commissions this week I’ll be firing some new glaze tests, clay blends and sample shapes. Seeing the light streaming into the studio as the cycle of spring t

Seeing inches of sun between darkening clouds has me hopeful for spring, and new exciting projects upcoming. Thanks to all who have ordered something from my webshop the past week, I’ve posted out the final lot of parcels yesterday and I’

Spoon rests - these are forms I’ve been making since I started pottery, despite never having used one myself nor feeling the desire to own one before.

But once that concept was born in my head, I began to realise its tactile and useful nature

Wide mugs in Moss🌿🌿🌿🌿

This brown glaze can do some magical things, often varying in texture and colour. Makes for an exciting kiln opening each time a batch of pots are coated in a deep rich red, closing the lid with a vague but never precise anticipation of what the surf

Deep footed noodle bowls made with a clay blend of stoneware x crank clay. Great for all your broth dreams or ambitious cereal endeavours. Glazed in a really lovely glossy white.

Just two more hours before my first web-shop launch of the year 🌟 I&r