Plates by Lenni Green. Hand-formed, moulded and glazed — resulting in subtle variations that make every piece its own.
Large bowls by Lenni Green. Hand-formed, moulded and glazed — resulting in subtle variations that make every piece its own.
Small bowls by Lenni Green. Hand-formed, moulded and glazed — resulting in subtle variations that make every piece its own.
Cups by Lenni Green. Hand-formed, moulded and glazed — resulting in subtle variations that make every piece its own.
Cups by Pãn Pottery. Made from clay sourced around their Queensland studio, soaked, aged and blended by hand. Organic shapes and glazing making each piece unique.
Espresso cups by Pãn Pottery. Made from clay sourced around their Queensland studio, soaked, aged and blended by hand. Glazed on the interior and exterior with simple ridges.
Pãn Pottery vase. Angus McDiarmid digs his clay from within kilometres of his Noosa studio, processes it by hand, and fires each piece over two days in a wood kiln. The result shaped as much by the kiln as by the maker.
Pãn Pottery vase. A full, rounded form in locally dug clay, its warm terracotta surface marked by subtle shifts in tone where the heat of the kiln moved across it. Contact us for availability.
Pãn Pottery vase. Angus McDiarmid's wood-fired ceramics sit at the intersection of craft and sculpture, each piece formed by hand and finished in the kiln, no two the same. Contact us for availability.
Candle holders by Pãn Pottery. Organic forms fired in a traditional catenary arch kiln. The wood, flame and heat conspiring to produce a surface that cannot be planned or repeated.