This slab built rectangular prism shaped vessel is formed from clay. The outer surface is etched with a grooved linear pattern. The vessel is pale oatmeal in colour, achieved using a handmade glaze made with titanium and zirconium oxides and with iron breakthrough from the terracotta clay.

This decorative vase is wheel-thrown using terracotta clay. It is then squeezed and squashed by hand to give it a battered tin effect. The vase is finished with a homemade, roughly crushed cobalt glaze. This gives the vase different cobalt blue hues.

These miniature plates are created by pressing leaves into wet clay. They are finished with homemade glazes that have been coloured with natural minerals: zircon (off-white), cobalt (dark blue), and copper and titanium (green).

These square tiles are hand cut from clay. They feature a white glaze background and an image of the different animals found in Zimbabwe, hand painted using a cobalt glaze.

This vase is thrown using clay, then gently squashed while wet to give a soft look. It is glaze fired twice to 1250°C, first using a homemade cobalt glaze base layer, then covered with a homemade titanium glaze top layer.