The penultimate stop on the
Grand Adventure;
Jane Annois' studio! Jane works in two styles; Raku, making sculptural or decorative pieces and “terre vernissee”, French tableware using traditional honey, green and blue glazes. Jane's French-style work really appealed to me, with its wonderful luscious glazes.
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| [LOOK at all that work!!] |
There was more tea [we had a
lot of tea and biscuits]...
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| [Adriana + Jane; typical potters, ignoring the food and inspecting the plate!] |
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| [I forget who made this teapot, but it was lovely] |
Jane has so many aspects to her ceramics practice; alongside producing her own work she organises 2 large annual events for ceramic artists,
Pottery Expo, as well as teaching ceramics, English and French
and coordinating
French cultural tours! Multi-talented much?
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Hi Katy, I have been on one of Jane's tours - you get to see the real countryside and some wonderful ceramics and studios! Love your line about potters ignoring the food :^)
ReplyDeleteHello Anna! The tours sound amazing! It was brilliant to meet Jane.
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