Sue Varley Ceramics        Professional Member of the Crafts Potter Association

I look at natural phenomenon to inspire my ceramics. Observation of my surroundings is to me very important. Some of my work is inspired by landscape. Shadows and reflections, sunsets and sunrises are also setting off points. All my work is handbuilt. I colour clays with metal oxides and also mix coloured slips which I apply to my work and burnish. It is fired to 960 degrees C in an electric kiln the post-fired in newspaper or sawdust.

Services offered:

Exhibition organiser, Residencies accepted, Work with children/schools.

Contact details   

email:  suevarley@btconnect.com        Website link: www.ruffordceramiccentre.org.uk

Telephone: 01895 231738      

One ceramic pinched bowl, title Blue Landscape
Height 17cm
Fired to 960C in an electric kiln, post fired in sawdust.

  
Summer Landscape.                                    Dark Sky.         
Hand built bowl Height 17cms                  Hand built bowl. Height 18cms

  
Heart of Wales.                                         Spring.  
 Hand built bowl. Height 17cms               Hand built bowl. Height 17cms

  
Sunset.                                      Evening Sky.
Dish. Width 26cms                            Dish. Width 28cms    

The Element of Chance.
Drawings, Collages & Ceramics.
 Exhibition, Central Library, Uxbridge, Middlesex