A bit about me...
My name's Emma, I'm the being behind all of these crafts. No doubt I'm off wandering around somewhere, but I potter away making all the ceramics and historically inspired crafts you see here and think far too much about clay and mossy groves. Think of me as your friendly neighborhood hobbit/ hermit.
I am fascinated by the scientific but also by stories, myths and symbolisms, espeically to do with technologies involving fire and transformations, eg. ceramics and iron working.
My Story
All this crafting has always been and always will be a huge part of who I am. Luckily my family are crafty and my dad is even a trained potter, giving me the lucky opportunity to learn the art of clay and wheel throwing from him. Turns out clay is great stuff, especially when combined with my background in archaeology and passion for the past.
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With a background in crafts, experimental archaeology and heritage education, and a life spent globetrotting, my main inspirations are the past and nature and everything in-between. Luckily that inspiration is easy to come by here amongst the hills and lochs of Perthshire, Scotland: a land of red squirrels, Pictish stones. kelpies, prehistoric rock art, age old trees, hillforts and the Cailleach. So feel free to browse my works, all made with slow intention and a story and history built in.
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Contact
I'm always looking for new and exciting opportunities. Let's connect.