British Columbia Ceramics

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Mas Funo

Mas raku fires delightful little sculptural boxes
whose shapes, lines and textures are inspired by
the subtlety of nature. Exch one is distinct, yet sev-
eral grouped together make a powerful statement.

Geoff Searle

One-ol-a-kind collectable vessels, each
individually burnished and fired with
cambustible materials to mark the sur-
face of the clay. Colours range from soft
ambers and yellows to greys and greens.

Martha Melling

Meticulously crafted stoneware for

Darrel Hancock use in the kitchen and on the table.
Beautiful and intricase designs on Her work is ichly coloured with her
mugs, bow|s, and platters for every- signature deep cobalt blue accents.

day use, He uses soft blues, greens
and pinks to compliment any decor.

Fredi Rahn

Fun and colourful, Fredi's red
earthenware pieces are de-
signed for everyday use. Her
work is rich with textures and
contrasts to delight the user's
seTises.

The Gallery of BC Ceramics is a program of the Potters Guild of British Columbia showcasing works
created by British Columbia’s most talented ceramic artists and studio potters.