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Nancy's Gallery

I started taking classes at a local community centre in 2000, while enrolled in graduate studies, and have been working with clay ever since. First as a student at the community centre and then as a member of Aberthau Potters' Club in Vancouver, BC, Canada. 

 

Starting a studio has always been a dream of mine; however, I envisioned this may only happen into my retirement. The pandemic really turned everything upside down (and on it's head) but I did manage to find a silver lining and carve time to make pottery. 

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Below is a gallery of the different design styles I enjoy making from hand building to throwing on the wheel as well as different surface decorations. I enjoying making functional ware; specifically ceramics that you may use on a daily basis. I also enjoy making one of a kind items. Each item is hand made and likely touched 20+ times from start to finish. 

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Wheel Throwing

Hand Building

A selection of hand made plates, vase, sushi dishes

Ceramic Collection

Sgraffito

Pencil Sketch was created late last year in a weekly class. The artist took it home — but we think it belongs in a museum. The Pencil Sketch project was a huge accomplishment of one of our artists and we are so pleased that Sammy Jones created such a beautiful example. Want to find out more? Get in touch with us today.

Ceramic Bowls and Plates

Carving

Mixed Media Diorama shows us that you don’t need to be a seasoned artist to create something amazing. We loved working on this Mixed Media Diorama project with Terry Smalls. This specific project gave us a chance to really shine bright, and impress our artists with all of our dedication. We did just that. Find out more about this process by contacting us today.

3 White Vases

Underglaze Design Work

We love to collaborate at Fiori Ceramics. This Still Life Painting was a project created by several of our students and instructors. We’re especially proud of our teamwork on the Still Life Painting project. Our artists and staff crafted a winning and creative approach to accomplishing all of their artistic goals.

Ceramic Collection

Current Work

Pencil Sketch was created late last year in a weekly class. The artist took it home — but we think it belongs in a museum. The Pencil Sketch project was a huge accomplishment of one of our artists and we are so pleased that Sammy Jones created such a beautiful example. Want to find out more? Get in touch with us today.

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