South Street Gallery selected potters, New Zealand.
Welcome to the South Street Gallery Potters. This is a dazzling selection of work by each of the potters. To see more of each potters range click on a potters name or thumbnail image. These are only a few of the shapes that are on offer. We have hundreds more on display in our Gallery, so why not plan a visit to South Street Gallery next time you are in Nelson, New Zealand?
Potters
Anna produces a range of pottery including Functional Ware, Raku 'Character' Teapots, as well as 'Glaze-Art" creating abstract art with glaze.
View samples of Anna Barnett's pottery.
Erika finds it satisfying to make pots people can use every day, pots that become part of daily lives; and she hopes they are pleasing to handle, to use, and are pleasant to look at.
View samples of Erika Aupperle's pottery.
Anne and John Crawford makers of fine hand made tableware for people serious about their cuisine and lifestyle.
View samples of from Hector Pottery.
Shona McLean and Martin Lindley's ceramic studio is based in Mapua.
View samples of from Laughing Fish Studio.
Maxine produces sculptural forms using paper clay and mixed media materials.
View samples of Maxine Water's pottery.
Meg and Doug Latham (MaDPots) produce a wide range of durable tableware.
View samples of Meg and Doug Latham's pottery.
Owen makes mostly bowls and plates with bright colours, stick figures and lots of spots.
View samples of Owen Bartlett's pottery.
Ralph & Sally Hetzel make ceramic seagulls. While some of the gulls have fish and some don't, each bird is unique and has its own character. The Hetzel breed of Seagull evolved in their studio about 13 years ago when the pottery wheel was put aside and a couple of quirky Seagulls were handbuilt for the garden.
View samples of Ralph and Sally Hetzel's pottery.
Russell, as his business name 'The Right Mug' would suggest, specialises in mugs. With more than a dozen standard mug and cup sizes in his range, decorated with images of fantails, fish, feathers and other flora and fauna not starting with 'f', there's plenty of choice.
View samples of Russell Harding's pottery.
Stephen makes several shapes from mugs to dinner sets to individual pieces. A lot of Stephens works have a craze glaze effect in a range of colours making a bold statement as a centre piece or for everyday use.
View samples of Stephen Robertson's pottery.
Steve is interested in sculptural work although his domestic ware is still his main focus. The past few years have seen Steve develop new lines of work heavily influenced by his love of the ocean with a touch of kiwiana in the imagery.
View samples of Steve Fullmer's pottery.
Sue's inspirations come from the functionality of simple forms, patterns from our environment and culture, the immediacy of making from throwing on the wheel and the intimate relationships we developed with domestic ware in our homes.
View samples of Sue Dasler's pottery.
Currently working in porcelain and stoneware and using high fired reduction glazes such as celadons, shino, and copper reds. All pieces are hand made and no two pieces are exactly the same.
View samples of Sue Newitt's pottery.
