'Pointy leaf' tall tealight-vase glowing

'Pointy leaf' tall tealight-vase glowingThis tall porcelain tealight vase has been impressed with cowparsley leaves collected in the local countryside. I love the pointy shape of these leaves. I have used green, blue, yellow and red glazes to accentuate the texture of the leaves. The inside has been glazed with clear glaze so it can be used as a vase too. When a tea light candle is placed inside the night light it creates a beautiful flickering effect in any room. Perfect to illuminate a

an iconic modernist building designed by the architects Kenneth Dalgleish and Roger K Pullen in the 1930’s

This porcelain shade has been impressed with gingko leaves and glazed cobalt blue in parts

These porcelain coasters have been inlaid with cowparsley flowers and glazed black to accentuate the floral pattern

so I have transferred images from my porcelain lighting and tiles using high fire decals onto the mugs

5cm x D: 14cm

It has been glazed cobalt and turquoise blue

This lamp is perfect to go on a shelf

H: 21cm x W: 17

7cm x D: 2

This small porcelain lamp has been impressed with grains and pasta so the light escapes in contrasting accents

Cobalt Blue grasses pattern on White Bone China ground

I love the contrast between the delicacy of the rose petals and the the strong rose stems