Botanical ceramic art inspired by walking in wild places

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Last week I finished a 14-day, 262 km hike — the Great South West Walk on Gunditjmara country in south-western Victoria. I’ve been exploring coastal areas in my state and I was keen to do a long walk. I set out with three friends, and ano
Boronia from the Jatbula Trail.
If you’d like to see my studio, Saturday’s the day! Australian Ceramics Open Studios is on this weekend — almost 200 ceramic studios around Australia are opening their doors. My studio at @moorleighceramics will be open on Saturday
✨Shop update!✨ The preview is up and the shop will go live tomorrow, Sunday 17 Nov AEST (Melbourne/Sydney). That’s Saturday 16 Nov if you’re in the US or UK: 2pm PST, 5pm EST, 10pm GMT. This is my last shop update for the year. There ar
Narrow-Leaf Peppermint. An exploratory process with a peaceful outcome. Recycled clay, recycled underglaze shavings, oxides, unglazed areas, clear and coloured glazes. I’m just back from two weeks of hiking. This new work will be available in
Slender Velvet Bush — the next finished piece in my Sandbelt series.
Small Correa vase with Melaleuca flowers.
Detail: the inside of a big bowl inspired by White Correa.
Tasmanian Waratah. Swipe to see the inspiration.

I live and work on the unceded land of the Boonwurrung/Bunurong people. I acknowledge their ongoing culture and connection to Country, and pay my respects to Elders past and present.