Hot Fuschia Lamp - Small nature

Hot Fuschia Lamp - Small natureThis porcelain lamp has been inlaid with fuchsia flowers that I have collected from our garden here in St Leonards on sea. I was fascinated by the structure of the fuchsia flower and its complexity. It seemed more like a fiery creature than a flower. I have mixed a glaze stain into the clay body which creates a hot red colour when the lamp is illuminated. When turned off the lamp transforms into a very subtle pink colour. The colours of the porcelain

She has then glazed them to accentuate the delicate flower forms

For an Olive tile panel

5cm x W:18cmx D:18cm

Natural cream porcelain body with yellow

The 'Green Cowparsley' plate has been inspired by nature

This small porcelain lamp has been impressed with fuchsia flowers and honesty leaves

Liz has created this porcelain night light / vase using a lino cut of a fairground horse made by the painter and print maker Helen Murphy

due to the different light levels in the room

5cm x D: 15cm

They have been impressed with Fuchsia Flowers carefully chosen and collected from Liz's garden

and how these forces shift

Top is crossbanded and quarter-veneered later bun feet to the front and block feet to the back