PotterBen Studio

Chicken and cucumber salad on home-made baguette.
blue platter.

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Home baked, all butter croissants on one of my 25cm dinner plates.
And no.... I do not have enough time in my life to make my own crossaint pastry. Swipe through to see the secret from the
frozen section.

This a one of my wood fired bonsai pots that has gone to a new home. It is an unglazed oval. The depth of colour comes from the long 20+ hour firing time in the reduction atmosphere in the wood kiln. The slight sheen comes from the wood ash that flies throughout the kiln during the firing. The new owner said he likes the pot so much, he is going to display it in his home rather than putting a tree in it. I let him know that it was made with the intention that of being used but he can decided what he does with it.

I have a few pots in this exhibition on today. Hope to see you there

Grl has given his Quality Assurance approval.
Does the bowl go with my collar? 😼😸

I am super stoked to debut my new original, mottled, matte blue glaze. This is one of my bowls that will be available the Eat and Keep - Soup-er Fundraiser for this Saturday evening at the

So honoured that my PotterBen Studio and Porter & Hudson collaboration beehive pot is now available at Dunrana Home

I am excited to reveal the next amazing brand and creative to be stocked on Dunrana Home.
Porter and Hudson is a botanical lifestyle brand based out of Picton. Bec combines her graphic designer expertise with her floristry skills…the result is nothing short of stunning uniqueness. Her style can’t be replicated.
This vase is an exclusive design by Porter & Hudson] in collaboration with to pay tribute to the beehive and all it represents.
I adore Porter & Hudson] and the magic Bec creates ✨
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I am participating in the Dust to Table Exhibition of the Macarthur Ceramics Group. It is at the Campbelltown Art Centre and runs from April 9 to May 22.