A hand-built ceramic plate by North Yorkshire-based artist Charlotte Salt, formed in stoneware and finished with layered glazes and oxides. The surface features a stylised bird motif, reflecting Salt’s interest in symbolism, mythology and expressive mark-making.
Charlotte Salt works from her home studio in North Yorkshire and as part of the AHH Studio Collective. Using traditional hand-building techniques including coiling, slab construction, modelling and pinching, she creates sculptural forms that retain the visible marks of making. Her work draws on influences ranging from William Blake and early European tapestries to classical ceramics, exploring folklore, narrative and symbolism through textured surfaces and painterly finishes.
Origin: North Yorkshire, England
Period/Style: Contemporary Vernacular Ceramics
Date: 2026
Material: Stoneware clay with layered glazes and oxides
Dimensions: 21cm diameter
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A hand-built ceramic plate by North Yorkshire-based artist Charlotte Salt, formed in stoneware and finished with layered glazes and oxides. The surface features a stylised bird motif, reflecting Salt’s interest in symbolism, mythology and expressive mark-making.
Charlotte Salt works from her home studio in North Yorkshire and as part of the AHH Studio Collective. Using traditional hand-building techniques including coiling, slab construction, modelling and pinching, she creates sculptural forms that retain the visible marks of making. Her work draws on influences ranging from William Blake and early European tapestries to classical ceramics, exploring folklore, narrative and symbolism through textured surfaces and painterly finishes.
Origin: North Yorkshire, England
Period/Style: Contemporary Vernacular Ceramics
Date: 2026
Material: Stoneware clay with layered glazes and oxides
Dimensions: 21cm diameter
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