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Paxxy & Flora: Handcrafted ceramics bringing joy to the every day

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Today we had the pleasure of chatting with Cas Thompson, the talented artist and maker behind Paxxy & Flora. Not only did we fall...
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7 creative women to inspire you this International Women’s Day

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In March, we celebrate International Women's Day — a day that's all about creating a better, more inclusive, gender equal world. And to celebrate,...
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Ahyayah ceramics: Colourful, handmade pieces that spark joy

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For today's meet the maker, we chat with Rachelle from Ahyayah — a self-taught ceramicist who started her craft at the onset of the...
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The imperfect textural ceramics by The Seasonal Ceramicist

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Unique. Organic. Imperfect. Beautiful. These are just some of the words we could use to describe the charming textural works of Canberran artist Emma...
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Sculptural handmade ceramics: A chat with artist Ivanaloves Ceramics

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We came across today's artist Ivana, or Ivanaloves Ceramics, through her Instagram and instantly fell in love with her handmade vessels. A relatively new...
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The unique and textural pieces by artist Rachael McCallum

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Art that evokes interest and makes you look twice. Maybe even three times... that's what today's ceramic artist Rachael McCallum inspires to do with...
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Australian made ceramics: The perfectly imperfect creations from Alice Bell Ceramics

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We recently discovered the Australian made ceramics by artist, Alice Bell and we immediately fell head over heels in love. They're raw, rustic and...
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Creating mindfulness through art: A chat with ceramicist, Abbey Jamieson

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Art has a way of making you feel something. A connection or story, brought to life through the artist. Ceramic artist Abbey Jamieson is...
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