Close-up view of the underside of two ceramic bowls placed upside down on a flat surface with a blurred object in the background.

HLW Ceramics

Working from my home studio in Surrey, I’m a self-taught potter creating wheel-thrown stoneware that unites classical form with expressive, characterful glaze finishes — functional ceramics made to be used, enjoyed, and admired.

Top view of a ceramic bowl on a light-colored surface.
Three ceramic cups with abstract glaze design, one in front with a dark, textured glaze and two in the back with a light, glossy finish, arranged on a plain surface with a neutral background.
Ceramic bowl with blue and green glaze
A ceramic bowl with a gradient glaze from dark brown at the top to lighter hues below, placed on a neutral surface against a plain background.
A round, ceramic bowl with brown and beige swirls, containing a small amount of red sauce or condiment, placed on a gray surface.
Gray ceramic plate with a subtle gradient, empty, on a light textured surface.
Ceramic vase with glossy multicolored glaze, featuring vertical ridges and an organic shape, placed on a textured surface.
Colorful ceramic vase with a brown, red, and gold glaze pattern, placed on a gray surface with a light gray background.
Three ceramic plates with different shades of blue and gray glazes on a light textured surface.
Round ceramic platter with a glazed surface and earthy tones.
Ceramic plate with green and blue glaze, featuring a textured and speckled pattern.
Round ceramic vase with a small opening, featuring a dark, earthy glaze with abstract patterns and a subtle, reflective sheen.
Blue ceramic jar with a gold-tipped lid on a textured surface.