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TOGETHERNESS DESIGN is a Melbourne based project by textile designer, illustrator and craft enthusiast Esther Sandler. The Togetherness Design range is a mix of handmade textile, illustration and ceramic based products that showcase a fascination with bold colour, naïve linework and pattern.

Togetherness Design began as a way to explore making products for the day to day with a focus on craft techniques, print and pattern.

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TOGETHERNESS DESIGN is a Melbourne based project by textile designer, illustrator and craft enthusiast Esther Sandler. The Togetherness Design range is a mix of handmade textile, illustration and ceramic based products that showcase a fascination with bold colour, naïve linework and pattern.

Togetherness Design began as a way to explore making products for the day to day with a focus on craft techniques, print and pattern.

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TOGETHERNESS DESIGN is a Melbourne based project by textile designer, illustrator and craft enthusiast Esther Sandler. The Togetherness Design range is a mix of handmade textile, illustration and ceramic based products that showcase a fascination with bold colour, naïve linework and pattern.

Togetherness Design began as a way to explore making products for the day to day with a focus on craft techniques, print and pattern.

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TESSY KING is a ceramic artist based on the Northern Rivers in NSW working from her shed studio. During her Fine Arts studies at RMIT Tessy trained in Gold and Silversmithing as well as Ceramics which is reflected in the metal and enamel qualities of her pieces.

Her focus is on the process and arrangement of each piece she makes, granting herself freedom to construct form and integrate colour in an uncontrived way reflecting a youthful notion of play.

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JAMES LEMON is an Aotearoa (New Zealand) born artist working from his studio and shop space Northcote, Melbourne. He explores and experiments with clay as a generative process to develop works that are sculptural and functional.

Lemon's artwork is represented at James Makin Gallery in Collingwood and in the National Gallery of Victoria's permanent collection. His work has been featured in The National Gallery of Victoria Magazine, Vault Magazine, The Design Files, Real Living Magazine and Broadsheet.

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JAMES LEMON is an Aotearoa (New Zealand) born artist working from his studio and shop space Northcote, Melbourne. He explores and experiments with clay as a generative process to develop works that are sculptural and functional.

Lemon's artwork is represented at James Makin Gallery in Collingwood and in the National Gallery of Victoria's permanent collection. His work has been featured in The National Gallery of Victoria Magazine, Vault Magazine, The Design Files, Real Living Magazine and Broadsheet.

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JAMES LEMON is an Aotearoa (New Zealand) born artist working from his studio and shop space Northcote, Melbourne. He explores and experiments with clay as a generative process to develop works that are sculptural and functional.

Lemon's artwork is represented at James Makin Gallery in Collingwood and in the National Gallery of Victoria's permanent collection. His work has been featured in The National Gallery of Victoria Magazine, Vault Magazine, The Design Files, Real Living Magazine and Broadsheet.

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JAMES LEMON is an Aotearoa (New Zealand) born artist working from his studio and shop space Northcote, Melbourne. He explores and experiments with clay as a generative process to develop works that are sculptural and functional.

Lemon's artwork is represented at James Makin Gallery in Collingwood and in the National Gallery of Victoria's permanent collection. His work has been featured in The National Gallery of Victoria Magazine, Vault Magazine, The Design Files, Real Living Magazine and Broadsheet.

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EB. CERAMICS is the Mornington Peninsula based ceramic practice of Eb Vick. Her surroundings of coastline and bushland greatly influence her work where she often uses found earth materials, wood ash, oxides and slips to create custom glazes on high fired stoneware.

eb’s making technique is inspired by truths and stories, deliberately showing her maker’s mark to embrace simple and organic imperfections of materiality.

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ALICIA MCVILLY is a Ceramic artist from Melbourne. She places value on simplicity and functionality of form as well as sustainability and connection. 

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EMILY ELLIS is a Sydney based object designer and ceramicist. Her work explores our relationship to everyday objects through both surface and shape and how we integrate these into our daily rituals. Her vessels are all hand built, carved back and sculptured allowing the clay to reveal its form.

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IGGY & LOU LOU is a Melbourne-based ceramic practice by artist Irene Grishin Selzer. After graduating with a Masters of Fine Arts in ceramics and receiving multiple awards for ceramic excellence, artist Irene Grishin-Selzer has continued her art practice alongside establishing a bespoke design practice under the name Iggy & Lou Lou.

"Texture is everything and working with clay provides endless textural possibilities. It has got that magic ability to appear both raw and refined at the same time" says Irene.

Irene’s practice is informed by a deep respect for traditional making processes, a commitment to a minimal environmental footprint, and a devotion to creating handmade, beloved ceramics that last a lifetime.

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MALI TAYLOR is a Melbourne based ceramic artist currently exploring the parameters of coil methodology within her practice. Born in the Northern Rivers of NSW, Mali spent her childhood immersed in the beauties of the Australian landscape, which has undoubtedly influenced her practice.

Mali completed a Bachelor of Fine Arts specialising in object based practice and has since won and been a finalist in multiple awards.

Through the methodical and meditative layering of earthy clay, Mali’s hand-built sculptures hold time, invoking memories of archaic Australian landscapes. 

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YURO CUCHOR is a South Australia based artist who is originally from Slovakia. Yuro studied Ceramics and Stone Restoration in Slovakia and later graduated from University of South Australia with a Bachelor of Visual Arts. Yuro's contemporary ceramics are created using handbuilding and slipcasting techniques - at the heart of Yuro's practice is a keen interested in experimenting with a lot of different materials, often mixing them together. Alongside his functional pieces like his signature jugs, Yuro also creates sculptural works that are often based on simple geometric shapes which are then put together in various ways, enabling endless possibilities.

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YURO CUCHOR is a South Australia based artist who is originally from Slovakia. Yuro studied Ceramics and Stone Restoration in Slovakia and later graduated from University of South Australia with a Bachelor of Visual Arts. Yuro's contemporary ceramics are created using handbuilding and slipcasting techniques - at the heart of Yuro's practice is a keen interested in experimenting with a lot of different materials, often mixing them together. Alongside his functional pieces like his signature jugs, Yuro also creates sculptural works that are often based on simple geometric shapes which are then put together in various ways, enabling endless possibilities.

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YURO CUCHOR is a South Australia based artist who is originally from Slovakia. Yuro studied Ceramics and Stone Restoration in Slovakia and later graduated from University of South Australia with a Bachelor of Visual Arts. Yuro's contemporary ceramics are created using handbuilding and slipcasting techniques - at the heart of Yuro's practice is a keen interested in experimenting with a lot of different materials, often mixing them together. Alongside his functional pieces like his signature jugs, Yuro also creates sculptural works that are often based on simple geometric shapes which are then put together in various ways, enabling endless possibilities.

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YURO CUCHOR is a South Australia based artist who is originally from Slovakia. Yuro studied Ceramics and Stone Restoration in Slovakia and later graduated from University of South Australia with a Bachelor of Visual Arts. Yuro's contemporary ceramics are created using handbuilding and slipcasting techniques - at the heart of Yuro's practice is a keen interested in experimenting with a lot of different materials, often mixing them together. Alongside his functional pieces like his signature jugs, Yuro also creates sculptural works that are often based on simple geometric shapes which are then put together in various ways, enabling endless possibilities.

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YURO CUCHOR is a South Australia based artist who is originally from Slovakia. Yuro studied Ceramics and Stone Restoration in Slovakia and later graduated from University of South Australia with a Bachelor of Visual Arts. Yuro's contemporary ceramics are created using handbuilding and slipcasting techniques - at the heart of Yuro's practice is a keen interested in experimenting with a lot of different materials, often mixing them together. Alongside his functional pieces like his signature jugs, Yuro also creates sculptural works that are often based on simple geometric shapes which are then put together in various ways, enabling endless possibilities.

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YURO CUCHOR is a South Australia based artist who is originally from Slovakia. Yuro studied Ceramics and Stone Restoration in Slovakia and later graduated from University of South Australia with a Bachelor of Visual Arts. Yuro's contemporary ceramics are created using handbuilding and slipcasting techniques - at the heart of Yuro's practice is a keen interested in experimenting with a lot of different materials, often mixing them together. Alongside his functional pieces like his signature jugs, Yuro also creates sculptural works that are often based on simple geometric shapes which are then put together in various ways, enabling endless possibilities.

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YURO CUCHOR is a South Australia based artist who is originally from Slovakia. Yuro studied Ceramics and Stone Restoration in Slovakia and later graduated from University of South Australia with a Bachelor of Visual Arts. Yuro's contemporary ceramics are created using handbuilding and slipcasting techniques - at the heart of Yuro's practice is a keen interested in experimenting with a lot of different materials, often mixing them together. Alongside his functional pieces like his signature jugs, Yuro also creates sculptural works that are often based on simple geometric shapes which are then put together in various ways, enabling endless possibilities.

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JADE THORSEN is a Melbourne based ceramicist working from her North Fitzroy studio. Her practice focuses on wheel-thrown functional wares that sit somewhere between design, batch production and craft.

Jade’s background in Industrial Design formed her interest in ceramics and more broadly craft and ideas of slow making - a methodology she explores through her pieces that place just as much importance on the process as the final object.

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ELLA REWETI is a Melbourne-based ceramicist working predominantly with slipcasting techniques to create functional, sculptural pieces inspired by industrial architectural forms. A failed academic, Ella put down the books and has been keeping her hands busy with clay for about five years. Largely self-taught, her practice is constantly evolving to encompass new skills and techniques accumulated through the play and experimentation of the making process.

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ALISON FRITH is a studio ceramicist, who lives and works in Melbourne.

Frith’s work is predominantly wheel thrown, often comprising of multiple pieces to create one composite form. Her work explores both functional and sculptural objects.

Completing a Diploma of Ceramics in 2015, Frith was the recipient of the Trudie Alfred Bequest and winner of Craft Victoria’s Fresh! Sofitel Emerging Craft Practitioner’s Award. She has also been a finalist in the McClelland Gallery Mary & Lou Senini Award, the biennial North Queensland Ceramic Award, the Victorian Craft Award, the Manningham Victorian Ceramic Art Award and The Design Files Award

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