
Woven piece
Under the Old Oak
A tall coiled vessel in natural fibre over a burnished clay base — the fibre worked upward from the clay until the two stop being separate things.
Price on application

A piece made with you rather than chosen off a shelf. The figure photographed here shows how far a commission can travel from a bowl.
Price on application
This piece has not been priced online yet. Ask Meg and she will reply with the price, the dimensions and what shipping would cost.
Arranged once the piece is finished and its size is known.
Care notes are written for each piece and sent with it.
Returns and cancellations are covered in the Refund and Cancellation Policy.
Commissions begin with a conversation rather than a brief. People often arrive with an object, a place or a stretch of time rather than a picture in mind.
The figure photographed here is one of Meg's own fibre-and-clay pieces: a hand-built clay head joined to a woven horn, a scaled clay body, coiled legs, sitting on a cane chair its own size. It is here to show the range, not because a commission has to look anything like it.
The usual shape is a first conversation, a direction agreed, then Placeholder: COMMISSION LEAD TIME of making with two or three updates along the way. A deposit begins the work; the balance is only due once you have seen the finished piece.

Woven piece
A tall coiled vessel in natural fibre over a burnished clay base — the fibre worked upward from the clay until the two stop being separate things.
Price on application

Cyanotype on paper — botanical forms laid straight onto the sensitised sheet and exposed in the sun, so the plant draws itself.
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Woven piece
A coiled vessel in plum and cream over a clay base, photographed where it was finished — outside, on the mulch, in ordinary daylight.
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