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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.

The porcelain clay is mixed in Stoke-on-Trent. It is fired to a high temperature in electric kilns and resists chipping or cracking.
The glazes are made in the studio and contain no lead or cadmium.
Glaze materials: feldspar, quartz, kaolin, calcium carbonate, dolomite, and borax frit from CTM potters supplies. Colourants: small amounts of rutile, copper oxide, nickel oxide, cobalt oxide, and tin oxide.

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Emmanuel Cooper Glaze touring exhibition
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Sintered: Ceramics, Art and Science, Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge
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Plates with Purpose, Messums West
Stone Lane Sculpture
The Future of Craft

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Linda Bloomfield

@lindathepotter

Potter and author of Contemporary Tableware, #SpecialEffectGlazes, #ColourinGlazes, #ScienceforPotters Making functional ceramics, inspired by lichens

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Lots of small bowl glaze tests

Lots of small bowl glaze tests

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Lots of small bowl glaze tests

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I’ve just come back from teaching a glaze workshop in East Sussex where I enjoyed looking for fungi and lichens. I’ve put some new lichen-effect pieces for sale in my online shop, link in bio

There are porcelain bowls, mugs and lidded pots with satin matt and lichen-effect glazes. I also have available my range of standard ware with satin matt glazes.

I’ve just come back from teaching a glaze workshop in East Sussex where I enjoyed looking for fungi and lichens. I’ve put some new lichen-effect pieces for sale in my online shop, link in bio

There are porcelain bowls, mugs and lidded pots with satin matt and lichen-effect glazes. I also have available my range of standard ware with satin matt glazes.

I’ve just come back from teaching a glaze workshop in East Sussex where I enjoyed looking for fungi and lichens. I’ve put some new lichen-effect pieces for sale in my online shop, link in bio

There are porcelain bowls, mugs and lidded pots with satin matt and lichen-effect glazes. I also have available my range of standard ware with satin matt glazes.

I’ve just come back from teaching a glaze workshop in East Sussex where I enjoyed looking for fungi and lichens. I’ve put some new lichen-effect pieces for sale in my online shop, link in bio

There are porcelain bowls, mugs and lidded pots with satin matt and lichen-effect glazes. I also have available my range of standard ware with satin matt glazes.

@lindathepotter

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I’ve just come back from teaching a glaze workshop in East Sussex where I enjoyed looking for fungi and lichens. I’ve put some new lichen-effect pieces for sale in my online shop, link in bio There are porcelain bowls, mugs and lidded pots with satin matt and lichen-effect glazes. I also have available my range of standard ware with satin matt glazes.

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Some nice crackle glazes out of the kiln @thewaldronstudio

Some nice crackle glazes out of the kiln @thewaldronstudio

Some nice crackle glazes out of the kiln @thewaldronstudio

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Some nice crackle glazes out of the kiln @thewaldronstudio

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Teaching a glaze workshop in a beautiful old barn @thewaldronstudio in East Sussex

Teaching a glaze workshop in a beautiful old barn @thewaldronstudio in East Sussex

Teaching a glaze workshop in a beautiful old barn @thewaldronstudio in East Sussex

Teaching a glaze workshop in a beautiful old barn @thewaldronstudio in East Sussex

Teaching a glaze workshop in a beautiful old barn @thewaldronstudio in East Sussex

Teaching a glaze workshop in a beautiful old barn @thewaldronstudio in East Sussex

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Teaching a glaze workshop in a beautiful old barn @thewaldronstudio in East Sussex

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Pink matt porcelain bowl with bronze rim

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Pink matt porcelain bowl with bronze rim

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Hello to all my recent new followers 👋 Thank you for following. I thought I would reintroduce myself. I am Linda Bloomfield, potter, author of glaze books and teacher of glaze workshops around the UK and Europe.

I have a studio in my garden in west London and I make porcelain tableware for coffee and tea shops, restaurants and my online shop where you can buy my standard porcelain tableware range.

I post about glazes, pottery and my forthcoming touring exhibition of Emmanuel Cooper pots to coincide with the launch of my next book on Emmanuel Cooper’s previously unpublished glazes (including some by Lucie Rie)

Hello to all my recent new followers 👋 Thank you for following. I thought I would reintroduce myself. I am Linda Bloomfield, potter, author of glaze books and teacher of glaze workshops around the UK and Europe.

I have a studio in my garden in west London and I make porcelain tableware for coffee and tea shops, restaurants and my online shop where you can buy my standard porcelain tableware range.

I post about glazes, pottery and my forthcoming touring exhibition of Emmanuel Cooper pots to coincide with the launch of my next book on Emmanuel Cooper’s previously unpublished glazes (including some by Lucie Rie)

@lindathepotter

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Hello to all my recent new followers 👋 Thank you for following. I thought I would reintroduce myself. I am Linda Bloomfield, potter, author of glaze books and teacher of glaze workshops around the UK and Europe. I have a studio in my garden in west London and I make porcelain tableware for coffee and tea shops, restaurants and my online shop where you can buy my standard porcelain tableware range. I post about glazes, pottery and my forthcoming touring exhibition of Emmanuel Cooper pots to coincide with the launch of my next book on Emmanuel Cooper’s previously unpublished glazes (including some by Lucie Rie)

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Turquoise bowl with bronze rim. This is a less runny bronze glaze containing more clay. I am trying out several different recipes from my book Special Effect Glazes, fired to cone 8 in an electric kiln.

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Turquoise bowl with bronze rim. This is a less runny bronze glaze containing more clay. I am trying out several different recipes from my book Special Effect Glazes, fired to cone 8 in an electric kiln.

2 weeks ago

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These crackle glazes made on my glaze workshop @studiopotterylondon last week took quite a while to crackle. The first three are photos from a week after firing, the last two photos are immediately after taking them out of the kiln. The crackle pattern can take days to develop, particularly when the glaze is applied thickly

These crackle glazes made on my glaze workshop @studiopotterylondon last week took quite a while to crackle. The first three are photos from a week after firing, the last two photos are immediately after taking them out of the kiln. The crackle pattern can take days to develop, particularly when the glaze is applied thickly

These crackle glazes made on my glaze workshop @studiopotterylondon last week took quite a while to crackle. The first three are photos from a week after firing, the last two photos are immediately after taking them out of the kiln. The crackle pattern can take days to develop, particularly when the glaze is applied thickly

These crackle glazes made on my glaze workshop @studiopotterylondon last week took quite a while to crackle. The first three are photos from a week after firing, the last two photos are immediately after taking them out of the kiln. The crackle pattern can take days to develop, particularly when the glaze is applied thickly

These crackle glazes made on my glaze workshop @studiopotterylondon last week took quite a while to crackle. The first three are photos from a week after firing, the last two photos are immediately after taking them out of the kiln. The crackle pattern can take days to develop, particularly when the glaze is applied thickly

@lindathepotter

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These crackle glazes made on my glaze workshop @studiopotterylondon last week took quite a while to crackle. The first three are photos from a week after firing, the last two photos are immediately after taking them out of the kiln. The crackle pattern can take days to develop, particularly when the glaze is applied thickly

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My next book Emmanuel Cooper Glazes published by @herbert.press comes out on 14 January and is available for pre-order from @bloomsburypublishing or for worldwide delivery @blackwellbooks

The book is the result of my three years of research into the private glaze archive of Emmanuel Cooper, potter, writer, activist and teacher who developed an electric kiln aesthetic with brightly coloured glazes and volcanic effects. He was inspired by Lucie Rie whose glaze notebooks I also researched and included in the book. They both fired in electric kilns to cone 8 and most of the recipes in the book are for 1250°C, but I have also included some low, mid and high-fired glazes.

To coincide with the book launch there will be a touring exhibition of pots and glaze tests from @emmanuelcooperestate

12-23 January 2027 @ceramicscentre London
2 March - 30 October @craftsstudycentre Farnham
November 2027- April 2028 @aberystwytharts
2028 @barnsleymuseums

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My next book Emmanuel Cooper Glazes published by @herbert.press comes out on 14 January and is available for pre-order from @bloomsburypublishing or for worldwide delivery @blackwellbooks The book is the result of my three years of research into the private glaze archive of Emmanuel Cooper, potter, writer, activist and teacher who developed an electric kiln aesthetic with brightly coloured glazes and volcanic effects. He was inspired by Lucie Rie whose glaze notebooks I also researched and included in the book. They both fired in electric kilns to cone 8 and most of the recipes in the book are for 1250°C, but I have also included some low, mid and high-fired glazes. To coincide with the book launch there will be a touring exhibition of pots and glaze tests from @emmanuelcooperestate 12-23 January 2027 @ceramicscentre London 2 March - 30 October @craftsstudycentre Farnham November 2027- April 2028 @aberystwytharts 2028 @barnsleymuseums

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