This is an organic shaped form, created in cream coloured paper-clay, unglazed. It is round with a small opening and finished with copper carbonate which gives the surface a dappled finish. It was hand-built and inspired by the image of a poppy seed under the microscope.

This is a form which echoes a star or sea-urchin shape, created in paper-clay which is unglazed. The piece is finished with copper carbonate, creating a natural textured finish. The form was inspired by drawings by Ernst Haeckel.

This is a round concave form in unglazed paper-clay. The ridges and inside of the form are finished with copper carbonate, giving a natural looking finish. The piece was hand-built.

This is a pebble shaped form, with a central rope-like detail. The piece looks like it has lichen attached to the surface. It was made in unglazed paper-clay and finished with copper carbonate.

These three cream-coloured paper-clay forms echo forms found in nature. They are organic and have small holes across the top surface. They were hand-built and fired using an ancient traditional firing method called obvara, from Eastern Europe.