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Crafts CouncilDirectoryJacqueline Clark Ceramics

Tidal Vessels - Low Tide

Outside my studio at low tide, the creek mud looks like a field of clay, with little channels running through it. Along with the working boatyard on the opposite bank, the rocks, the wildlife and the plants at the margins of the creek all finds their way into my pots. I use a super-matt grey/green glaze to emulate the mud at low-tide.

Jacqueline Clark Ceramics

Cornwall, England


Low Tide Vessel, Bryan Clark

Low form with dry glaze and inscription


Group of Low Tide Vessels, Bryan Clark

Group of pots with gunwales and low tide dry glaze


Group of Low Tide Vessels, Bryan Clark

Group of pots with gunwales and low tide dry glaze


Group of Low Tide Vessels, Bryan Clark

Group of pots with gunwales and low tide dry glaze


Group of Low Tide Vessels, Bryan Clark

Group of pots with gunwales and low tide dry glaze

Tidal Vessels - Low Tide

Outside my studio at low tide, the creek mud looks like a field of clay, with little channels running through it. Along with the working boatyard on the opposite bank, the rocks, the wildlife and the plants at the margins of the creek all finds their way into my pots. I use a super-matt grey/green glaze to emulate the mud at low-tide.

Jacqueline Clark Ceramics

Cornwall, England


Low Tide Vessel, Bryan Clark

Low form with dry glaze and inscription


Group of Low Tide Vessels, Bryan Clark

Group of pots with gunwales and low tide dry glaze


Group of Low Tide Vessels, Bryan Clark

Group of pots with gunwales and low tide dry glaze


Group of Low Tide Vessels, Bryan Clark

Group of pots with gunwales and low tide dry glaze


Group of Low Tide Vessels, Bryan Clark

Group of pots with gunwales and low tide dry glaze

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