From her studio in a disused London railway ticket office, Lisa Hammond shares the processes she follows to create her soda-fired carved pouring bowls. Discover more inside Ceramic Review issue 283, which features the full step-by-step masterclass. You can order back issues of the magazine from ceramicreview.com.
Film by Layton Thompson for Ceramic Review.
Amazing selflessness and it shows in her work theres an openess to it…..love it
wow, just seen some for sale . prices dont indicate anything coming close to selflessness .
i love these reviews, but dislike the music. it is too loud and not needed
what an inspiration!
legend
Thank you Lisa for everything you have done.
Not really a masterclass in my opinion.
@Terry Scott in all honesty it just seemed like self promotion to me. Masterclass should include some instruction, right? Maybe I missed it.
spine tingles with this brilliance
ThankYou. Did You start the school up in S-O-T ?
I’ve admired her work but until not seen her in action so to speak. I’m impressed with the work she does and her attitude to pottery.
Merci🙏🙏🙏🌹
Just so inspirational and unique. I love Lisa Hammond’s work and i have for many years. She just keeps on amazing me and I thank her.
I am surprised to hear that universities are closing down their ceramic departments, even in the UK…
One of my top 10 favorite potters in the world maybe even top 5 really. Love the focus on process.
Here for Florian Gadsby
Me to lol
Hi I’m from india I want to learn with you can you please guide me how
She is one of the great potters of the world.
What a beautiful soul with an beautiful a expression