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No, I don’t have the capacity to take on custom orders at present.

No, I don’t have the capacity to take on orders for others.

I don't recommend putting my iridescent work in the dishwasher.

Each piece is handmade so there might be some slight differences in the size, shape and colour of each, these differences make your item one of a kind.

For cleaning I recommend hand washing and jewellery can be cleaned using a polishing cloth.

Due to tariff costs in Northern Ireland, Europe and the USA unfortunately I don’t post to these areas.

I use a range of glazes to achieve the iridescent finishes in my work.

I use in-glaze lustres, commercial lustres, metallic glazes and bought brush on glazes.

I specialised in in-glaze lustres during my degree at Gray's School of Art. These glazes use metal oxides and are twice glaze fired. First in an electric kiln and second in a gas kiln where they are reduction fired, a process where the oxygen is removed from the kiln creating a chemical reaction in the glaze which creates the metallic, iridescent finish. This process can be unpredictable and the results can be different each time, making each piece unique. I’d recommend lots of experimentation and taking notes of everything you do if you are trying these glazes.

I also like to use a cone 6 clear glaze over a stained clay or underglaze then I paint commercial lustre (bought from most pottery suppliers), like mother of pearl, over the glaze to achieve an iridescent finish.