✨ Celebrating 40 Years with London Potters ✨

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✨ So Excited to Join London Potters Celebrations ✨

I’m honoured to share that I’ve been invited to take part in London Potters’ 40th Anniversary Celebration this March. Out of the many incredible makers in the community, 40 artists were selected to contribute a small ceramic piece to a special exhibition marking this milestone, and I’m deeply grateful to London Potters for including me.

For this occasion, I’ll be presenting a little ceramic animal, a small fox that connects to my ongoing exploration of symbolic and spiritual animals in my work. I love how even the smallest forms can hold stories, energy, and meaning, and I’m excited to share this one with you. This creature, appears across many traditions as a guide through the unknown. Clever, playful, and mysterious, the fox is often seen as a trickster spirit that moves between worlds, leading us through darkness with intuition rather than certainty.

In times like these, when the world can feel uncertain and shifting, the fox feels like a particularly meaningful companion, reminding us to trust our instincts, remain adaptable, and keep moving forward even when the path isn’t entirely clear.

London Potters has been supporting and connecting ceramic artists for four decades, and this anniversary weekend promises to be a wonderful celebration of craft, creativity, and community.

🎨 Exhibition of 40 Artists, a special exhibition will showcase the work of 40 selected artists, each contributing a unique mini ceramic piece.

✨ Anniversary Events – 20–22 March Alongside the exhibition, there will be a rich programme of events including demonstrations, workshops, talks, and gatherings celebrating ceramics and making in London.

Whether you’re passionate about pottery, curious about the creative process, or simply enjoy being around art and makers, this weekend is a beautiful invitation to explore and connect.

📍 London Potters 40th Anniversary Celebration (Link for tickets)

📍 The Art Workers’ Guild, 6 Queen Square, London WC1N 3AT

🚇 Nearest stations: Holborn or Russell Square

🗓 20–22 March 2026

If you feel curious, come along and discover the exhibition, I’d love to see you there! 🤍