Using traditional hand-building techniques to form her ceramics, Tracey controls the clay while also enjoying its natural ability to move. She relishes the texture and ruggedness of a ripped edge against a simple silhouette.

Enjoying family nature walks, she collects leaves, flowers, shells and seaweed. Then rolling her organic finds into the clay surface, giving her work an irresistible tactile quality.

Tracey loves to combine found pieces of driftwood into her designs, handbuilding vases around curving driftwood handles.

• Earthy, organic feel.
• Enduring quality.
• Unique, one-of-a-kind pieces.

Using a variety of different firing techniques, Tracey creates ceramics which are both vibrant and rustic. Beautiful turquoise blues emerge from Raku firing. The delicate black lines of the horse hair firing dance across the smokey white surface, each unique and precious.

Tracey’s ceramics have featured twice as perfect examples on Channel 4’s ‘The Great Pottery Throwdown’, which happens to be her favourite series to watch!

Striving to run her business as planet kind and sustainable as possible, her studio and kilns are run on green energy through the use of an air source heat pump and recycled items are used where possible.