Liz Teall studied ceramics at Bournemouth before setting up her first workshop at Avon Dassett, near Banbury in 1970. After a break of 19 years, the present workshop was opened in 1999.
Liz uses a red Staffordshire clay to make a wide range of the kind of pots she likes to use herself.
Everything is thrown by hand on the wheel and decorated at the ‘leatherhard’ stage with a range of Slips (runny clays) coloured with metal oxides or stains.
Everything is designed to be beautifully practical in the truest sense. A high standard of making together with an unusual mode of decoration combine to make Liz’s work highly individual and original.
Member of the Oxfordshire Craft Guild
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