We are based in Warsash, on the Hampshire coast near Southampton in the UK.
The ever-changing local shoreline is a continual source of inspiration. Items are brought in by the tide and rocks sand and muds are revealed, moved, and eroded.
Man-made structures are altered over time, destroyed, or buried.
Dave, a retired IT Professional and Sue, a retired Catering Manager, started working in ceramics in the late 2000s. We produce a mixture of mostly individual sculptural and functional pieces.
Warsash is a coastal community on the River Hamble with a rich seafaring history. Home to a Maritime Academy, and an important place for wading birds and nature in general.
Nearby, in Swanwick and Funtley there were large clay workings and industrial potteries producing tiles and chimney pots from the local clay.
The Hamble was historically a site of ship building and has ancient ship wrecks, some dating back to the 16th century. The area was the scene for many of the departures for the D-Day landings. Nowadays it is one of the busiest places for leisure sailing in the country.
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