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Materials: Large glazed porcelain slab made platter

Dimensions Approx 30 cm diameter x H 2 cm

Meet the Maker: Jo Victoria is a Canberra based ceramic artist with a love of the ocean. Her works are inspired by cultural and natural landscapes and ocean shores. She mixes organic materials with porcelain slips to create delicate, translucent, often haunting works that speak of deep time and the precariousness of life on earth.

Jo completed her Master of Visual Arts degree at the ANU School of Art in 2016 and has exhibited in group and solo shows in the ACT and region, the South Coast and in Denmark.

Photos: Craft + Design Canberra

Materials: Slip-cast carved and pierced porcelain

Dimensions: H 25.5 cm x W 23 cm 

Meet the Maker: Jo Victoria is a Canberra based ceramic artist with a love of the ocean. Her works are inspired by cultural and natural landscapes and ocean shores. She mixes organic materials with porcelain slips to create delicate, translucent, often haunting works that speak of deep time and the precariousness of life on earth.

Jo completed her Master of Visual Arts degree at the ANU School of Art in 2016 and has exhibited in group and solo shows in the ACT and region, the South Coast and in Denmark.

These large candles are 350 ml of hand poured soy wax. Natural fragrance oils have been blended to create three custom crafted scents exclusively for POP by LUCIAN Candles. 

When your candle is finished refills are available from LUCIAN, or enjoy the beautiful vessel by Annette Blair as a large tumbler or small vase.

Made right here in Canberra!

Materials: Hand blown glass vessel with enamel details, hand poured soy wax.

Dimensions: Approx H 9 cm x W 8 cm

Meet the Makers: Designed and developed by POP Canberra with our local collaborators, LUCIAN and Annette Blair. 

Photos: Adam McGrath

Materials: Screen printed panel on marine ply with powder coated steel edge and handles.

Dimensions: L 63 cm x W 24 cm 

About the Maker: Estelle Briedis is an emerging Canberra based surface designer and screen printer who specialises in creating original pattern designs, exploring ideas of architectural geometry, the mathematical process of tessellation and the aesthetics of symmetry. Estelle graduated from the Australian National University School of Art and Design in 2015, with First Class Honours in Bachelor of Design Arts, exhibits her works nationally and is stocked in several stores Australia wide.

Photos: Anisa Sabet

Tide is a series of handmade tableware with imagery that portrays the essence of the beach.  Each wheel thrown porcelain form is inlayed with unique painterly monoprints and shell imprints, creating individual usable objects that imbue impressions of the layers, lines and threads left by the ebb and flow of the tide.

Materials: Wheel thrown porcelain, monoprint, carving, slips & shiny white glaze

Dimensions: 14 x 7cm 

Meet the Maker: Sue Hewat is a Canberra based ceramic artist. Conceptually, the transient nature of the ebb and flow of the tide guides her work. Sue has begun exploring visual links to other parts of the environment, examining parallels of pattern in both the land and the sea. She is drawn to the layers, lines and threads that define the essence of place.

Tide is a series of handmade tableware with imagery that portrays the essence of the beach.  Each wheel thrown porcelain form is inlayed with unique painterly monoprints and shell imprints, creating individual usable objects that imbue impressions of the layers, lines and threads left by the ebb and flow of the tide.

Materials: Wheel thrown porcelain, monoprint, carving, slips & shiny white glaze

Dimensions: 16 x 7.5cm 

Meet the Maker: Sue Hewat is a Canberra based ceramic artist. Conceptually, the transient nature of the ebb and flow of the tide guides her work. Sue has begun exploring visual links to other parts of the environment, examining parallels of pattern in both the land and the sea. She is drawn to the layers, lines and threads that define the essence of place.

Tide is a series of handmade tableware with imagery that portrays the essence of the beach.  Each wheel thrown porcelain form is inlayed with unique painterly monoprints and shell imprints, creating individual usable objects that imbue impressions of the layers, lines and threads left by the ebb and flow of the tide.

Materials: Wheel thrown porcelain, monoprint, carving, slips & shiny sand glaze

Dimensions: 14 x 7cm

Meet the Maker: Sue Hewat is a Canberra based ceramic artist. Conceptually, the transient nature of the ebb and flow of the tide guides her work. Sue has begun exploring visual links to other parts of the environment, examining parallels of pattern in both the land and the sea. She is drawn to the layers, lines and threads that define the essence of place.

Material: tiny porcelain white plate. 

Diameter: 110 mm x 20 mm deep

Meet the Maker: Jo Victoria is a Canberra based ceramic artist with a love of the ocean. Her works are inspired by cultural and natural landscapes and ocean shores. She mixes organic materials with porcelain slips to create delicate, translucent, often haunting works that speak of deep time and the precariousness of life on earth.

Jo completed her Master of Visual Arts degree at the ANU School of Art in 2016 and has exhibited in group and solo shows in the ACT and region, the South Coast and in Denmark.