Suzie Wright Pottery

Sculptural Ceramics

Suzie Wright Pottery Sculptural CeramicsSuzie Wright Pottery Sculptural CeramicsSuzie Wright Pottery Sculptural Ceramics

Suzie Wright Pottery

Sculptural Ceramics

Suzie Wright Pottery Sculptural CeramicsSuzie Wright Pottery Sculptural CeramicsSuzie Wright Pottery Sculptural Ceramics
  • About
  • Tall Trees Sculpted Pots
  • Animal Making Workshops
  • Developing Work 2026
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    • About
    • Tall Trees Sculpted Pots
    • Animal Making Workshops
    • Developing Work 2026
  • About
  • Tall Trees Sculpted Pots
  • Animal Making Workshops
  • Developing Work 2026

Inspiration can come from unexpected places.

A summer walk in RHS Harlow Carr

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The curve and detail of Iris

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Became an idea to explore

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Drawings to capture the form

Testing shapes in clay

Working with the texture and forms of the Iris.

I hoped to create a sculpted pot which echoed the elements of the flower but took on a life of its own.







Using Autumn finds for ideas to develop

I collected seed pods, some open and some which have already burst.


My next stage is to draw the shapes which appeal to me the most before testing the forms in clay.

Details of the fallen seed heads bursting open inspired the pots below:

The pots were fired with a simple matt glaze to emphasis the natural shapes.

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The unfired pieces

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Decorated with a simple glaze

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The forms of an open seed pod

The open seed pod




Suzie Wright Pottery

Wensleydale, United Kingdom

07887850467 | suziewrightpottery@yahoo.com

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