Pots and sculptural ceramics

Pots can be placed in gardens to fulfill the function of sculpture. They can serve as a focal point to draw the eye across the garden, like a classical urn reinterpreted for the twenty-first century. They can draw attention to a significant group of plants, give a vertical accent to a pool or enhance and strengthen a sitting area on a terrace with colour and form. They can also be enjoyed for their beauty alone. The Garden Gallery's ceramic pots are hand built and high-fired to make them resistant to frost.

See also Galleries / Exhibition 2020: 'All the Fading Landscape' for latest pieces.

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Albert Montserrat - Vessel Blue (ceramic, oil spot glazed porcelain, 42.5h x 35w cms, £950)

Albert Montserrat - Golden Bowl (oil spot glazed porcelain, 50 x 24 cms, £850)

Carolyn Genders - Wealden Garden I and II (ceramic, ht. 90 cms approx, £2,200 each)

Carolyn Genders - Mellow Yellow 1 (ceramic, 20h x 38w x 28d cms, £1,400)

Carolyn Genders - Spring Delight (ceramic, 33 x 42 x 24 cms, £2,800)

Carolyn Genders - Tribute to Hitchens (ceramic, 59 x 25 x 21 cms, £3,000)

Carolyn Genders - Autumnal Glow II (ceramic, 23 x 31 x 26 cms, £1,400)

Carolyn Genders - Plant Pots (ceramic, 50 x 38 / 41 x 43 cms, hidden inserts in base allow for water collectors to be tucked in for indoor display, £1,480 each)