Unique stoneware and porcelain ceramics hand-made in Devon.
Porcelainware
The delicately fine finish of porcelain decorated with words from poems and snippets of watercolour sketches is captured in forms that are both beautiful to observe and practical to use.
Colours of Nature Captured in Ceramics
Landscape in Ceramics
Every piece is a unique combination of hand crafted ceramics with original artwork from landscape paintings in a range of beautiful countryside and coastal settings.
With roots in Ireland and a home in Devon and family in Vancouver, Manchester and Valencia, Alison’s work is influenced by the people and places she visits.
Of Dartmoors’ Labour
Granite ring sounds skylarks’ song. Sweet.
Feathered, torn, scarred tor-side cleave.
From bracken line ‘long Templar Way
Paved cotton-grass leads stonechat’s say.
Alison Hannah
Landscape in Watercolour
Using digital technology to create ceramic glaze transfers of original artwork, Alison’s ceramics feature colours from nature with an individual illustrative style. Alison welcomes your suggestions for a hidden and personal landscape to sketch.
Cat’s Paws on Porthmeor
“Sea-green glass, jade turquoise hue,
Sandline border of pepper-white,
Blends, tones, grey, brown and blue,
Paints cat’s paws at Porthmeor
and Godrevy’s framed light.”
Alison Hannah, March ‘20
Landscape Ceramics
Each of these pieces feature original artwork captured in locations around this beautiful coastline and countryside. Sketched in watercolours, captured digitally and added as a final layer of printed glaze film, each piece is unique.
Porcelain pendant.
Jewellery
Shaped in porcelain and decorated with snippets of artwork from sketches of the landscape.
Functional
A range of thrown and hand-built pots that have a range of uses in the home and garden. Hand-built pots using clay with “body” enables shaping and structure. The letters have been cut in acrylic or ply and made into stamps. Pressed in to the clay, each word gives an indication of the use for that pot.
Drizzle
These lidded honey pots are thrown on the wheel in white stoneware. The lettering is intended to reflect the action. Accentuated with red iron oxide after bisque firing the finished result presents a monochrome effect that adds drama to the drizzle.
Grow
Thrown in white stoneware, these pots are intended to encourage your petite plants to “grow”. The leather handle has been cut and engraved from scraps from the Tanner Bates Leather School. A swipe of battle-ship grey and icy blue slip accentuates the verb.
Pots and more…
