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Everything is dishwasher and microwave safe, except for the handmade cake stands.

All the handmade pottery is made by Linda in her studio in west London. All the manufactured pottery is made to Linda's designs.

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  • Pink and grey bottles and bowls. The grey glazes contain cobalt oxide. The pink glaze uses tin oxide. These materials
  • Repost from @craftsmagazine using @RepostRegramApp - Want to know how to make your pottery practice greener? Many of you asked
  • Loading the kiln for a biscuit firing #porcelain #greenware #bowls
  • Porcelain bottles still life #porcelain #bottles #stilllife
  • This is my least favourite job, emptying the clay trap outside my studio. I pour it into troughs under the
  • Stoneware bowl I made at Palo Alto when we were living in California in the late 1990s. After that, I
  • Marbled slipware bowl I made at evening classes in Brixton before I had my own pottery studio. The head potter
  • A stoneware pot I made in the early 1990s with a dry barium glaze #earlywork #stoneware #mattglaze
  • I lived in Japan for a year in 1991 working for Nippon Electric Company. When I came back to London
  • An early raku pot I made, pinched and coiled. It was pulled from the kiln and buried in sawdust to
  • I studied Engineering Science at Warwick University but luckily there was a pottery on campus where I could go and
  • From a fellow potter @claragiorello from Argentina: May fire witness life and color. As a way to visibilize our claim,
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