A hand-thrown stoneware teapot by British ceramicist Nicola Gillis, featuring an abstract print applied to the surface. Made in 2025, the piece is formed using an iron-rich, flecked clay and finished with an ash wood glaze, producing subtle variations in texture and tone.
Nicola Gillis is a Brighton-based ceramicist who has worked with clay for over a decade. Her practice is informed by her local environment, with materials often sourced from East Sussex. The use of ash wood glaze and abstract printed decoration highlights the natural qualities of the clay and contributes to the individual character of each piece.
Origin: British
Period/Style: Contemporary
Date: 2025
Material: Glazed stoneware
Dimensions: 20cm height × 22cm width (approximate)
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A hand-thrown stoneware teapot by British ceramicist Nicola Gillis, featuring an abstract print applied to the surface. Made in 2025, the piece is formed using an iron-rich, flecked clay and finished with an ash wood glaze, producing subtle variations in texture and tone.
Nicola Gillis is a Brighton-based ceramicist who has worked with clay for over a decade. Her practice is informed by her local environment, with materials often sourced from East Sussex. The use of ash wood glaze and abstract printed decoration highlights the natural qualities of the clay and contributes to the individual character of each piece.
Origin: British
Period/Style: Contemporary
Date: 2025
Material: Glazed stoneware
Dimensions: 20cm height × 22cm width (approximate)
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