Kirsti Hannah Brown Ceramics

Stand: CG14

Inspired by a love of Western Celtic shorelines and seascapes I hand build ceramic vessels fired to stoneware temperature. Shapes are figurative, featuring vivid turquoise glaze that reflects the influence of the sea and landscape.

My inspiration comes from the landscape, not the totally wild landscape, but the one we as humans have lived and worked in for millennia. I visit Kilmartin Glen as often as possible and I am bringing my latest range of work inspired by my drawings of the rock carvings. 

 

 

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Flintshire
United Kingdom
Solstice Vessel
New for 2026 Solstice vessels which have small holes on either side which can be lined up to peep through. Markings inspired by Neolithic sites and the seasons. 
Cordage Vessels
New vessels usng cordage I made during the summer from nettles, raspberry and brambles. Inspired by Neolithic Vessels in the collections at Kilmartin Museum and the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum.
Woodland Vases
Winter woodland vases in two sizes and two glaze finishes. 
Figure Bottles
Figure bottles with echoes of the landscape. Four designs Dark Woodland, Seascape, Landscape and Midnight Woodland   
Kilmartin Cup and Ring Marked Bottle
Figure bottles based on drawing made in Kilmartin Glen. Each bottle has a differnt set of markings. New finishes for 2026 including a slip made from clay local to me in North Wales.
Rattling Pebble Bottles
Pebble bottles with tiny porcelain seashells inside to create a delicate rattle.
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