Lamorna Gore Ceramics

Lamorna Gore Ceramics Wheel thrown ceramics made in a little cabin on a wild Cornish coast

A new batch of bowls has gone out to all my galleries  in the past few weeks, these lovely photos were taken by         ...
06/12/2022

A new batch of bowls has gone out to all my galleries in the past few weeks, these lovely photos were taken by

Porcelain bowls, freshly thrown and slowly drying in the warmth of the kiln.
14/11/2022

Porcelain bowls, freshly thrown and slowly drying in the warmth of the kiln.

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31/10/2022

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This batch of bowls has taken months to get to this stage, life has taken over and will continue to do so. I love being ...
02/06/2022

This batch of bowls has taken months to get to this stage, life has taken over and will continue to do so. I love being in the studio but I’m also lucky to be able to use my training and experience as a teacher to support my children when they needed me to. We love our new life, bowls will still be made at a gentle pace but more importantly little minds will shine ✨

Step 8
25/11/2021

Step 8

Step 6sanded, washed, drying
17/11/2021

Step 6

sanded, washed, drying

Step 5
10/11/2021

Step 5

Step 4…please dry
09/11/2021

Step 4…please dry

Step 3
05/11/2021

Step 3

Step 2
02/11/2021

Step 2

Thank you to all the people that have interacted with our project so far. Episode 1 of the podcast is now live and we wo...
29/10/2021

Thank you to all the people that have interacted with our project so far. Episode 1 of the podcast is now live and we would love you to take a listen to what the children of Trythall Primary school have to say about the state of nature

Link to the podcast https://linktr.ee/TheFutureofBees 💚

29/10/2021

Going off topic here to share a really important project that we have been working on as a family…

Please follow and share The Future of Bees 💚 (text below copied from original post..)

The Future of Bees project is a collection of children’s thoughts on the state of nature & the world they are inheriting from adults, by the pupils of Trythall Primary School. 67 children aged 4 to 11 in the heart of West Cornwall. We are making 3 short podcasts and a short film including animations from artworks created by the students.

This little animation excerpt of bees & flowers was created by class 3 (aged 4 & 5 years) and animated by the amazing Mae Voogd.

Watch this space for updates on when the podcast will be available.

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