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You'll next find me at this venue: I'm delighted to be a vendor at this year's Arts & Music in the Gardens at HCP. It's on Saturday, 10th August from 9.00am to 4.00pm. It's a really a beautiful venue - they have stunning gardens and it's so gorgeous to be among the flowers. I'd love to see you there! Please consider signing up to our newsletter. We will not give your email address to anyone for any reason and will not use it for anything except to send you an occasional newsletter from Earth to earth Ceramics. Newsletter Sign up Follow me on Instagram 
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Environment Awareness
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Clay - the stuff of earth from which everything is made and from which everything comes. The ground beneath our feet provides our greatest gifts, - our shelter, our food, all we need for life on earth. Formed millions of years ago and uncovered by eager hands and smiling faces, clay offers a material to shape and mould, something from which to make essential and useful items, or just to play with. Messy mud connects us to Mother Earth like nothing else can. For we are born of earth, and to earth we shall return, and in-between these moments, we get to live and work and play with life's greatest gift, -clay.
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MEET THE MAKER
SuzannaHello there! Thanks for visiting!
I'd love to share with you my growing love for clay. It teaches patience, humility and tenacity. And it gives joy and unexpected surprises. |
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Clay is found all over the earth, in ditches, in fields, deep under ground, lying on the roadside,
on the beach, in your own back yard.
on the beach, in your own back yard.
Earth to Earth Ceramics acknowledges, with respect, that we forage and create
on the traditional lands of the Coast Salish Peoples. They have cared for the land,
the rivers and ocean for thousands of years and have stewarded these resources
for generations to come. We are grateful to the land itself from which comes
the clay and minerals to create our ceramics.
on the traditional lands of the Coast Salish Peoples. They have cared for the land,
the rivers and ocean for thousands of years and have stewarded these resources
for generations to come. We are grateful to the land itself from which comes
the clay and minerals to create our ceramics.