Lindsey Wherrett Ceramics

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Lindsey Wherrett basin at Pumphouse Point Tasmania

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Lindsey Wherrett ceramics tableware

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ABOUT LINDSEY

Born in Scotland but based in Tasmania, Lindsey began her professional career as an architect.

See @lindseywherrett on Instagram for latest work / also on Facebook

It has been a slow start to the year but I am finally back on board and warming up with some nice big open forms.

Reposting this image from @fabrikate_creative_spaces . They included one of my hand made basins in the design of this fabulous master bathroom in their recently completed Malvern House. Looking great!

There are a few hand basins ready for sale this evening. No seconds this year but prices will be friendly as it's Christmas!
See you from 5pm at 6 Grays Road, Fern Tree.

Hot from the kiln, a few extra goodies for you Christmas stocking. Keep an eye out for one more post today with details of the hand basins which will be on display and for sale. Looking forward to seeing you all!

Looking forward to seeing you all tomorrow evening! Cash or card accepted. 6 Grays Road, Fern Tree.

Flick through for a few sneaky peeks at some of the pieces that will be available at my studio sale this Thursday evening. 5-8pm at 6 Grays Road, Fern Tree.

Come on up to Fern Tree for a spot of shopping with a Christmas drink and a mince pie in hand. Just a quick one this year but I'm looking forward to seeing you all. 6 Grays Road, Fern Tree.

It's on! My annual studio sale will be this Thursday the 13th from 5pm - 8pm. Just a quickie and at slightly short notice but it is an evening so perhaps I'll crack open a few bottles of Christmas bubbles! 6 GRAYS ROAD, FERN TREE
I look forward to seeing you all then!

This is fun. Any guesses what I'm up to?

There risk of failure is higher with large pieces and the smallest flaw can be a huge frustration. In this case I decided to repair a tiny crack using a technique similar to traditional Japanese kintsugi, filling the gap with gold leaf embedded in epoxy. Now I love this piece even more than the flawless ones!

Monogrammed vessels commissioned by a thoughtful couple as gifts for the lucky guests of their recent wedding at @islingtonhotel in Hobart.

Open bowls in a subtle variety of tones and textures heading to a lucky dinner table soon.

A little kiln goddess to bring me luck and keep me company while I fire the new kiln. 🙏 🔥

First pack in the new gas kiln, she'll get fired up tomorrow. Pleasantly surprised at the capacity, now let's see how she handles the heat!