Peter Arscott Ceramics
Potter Pete’s foggy day
Peter Arscott Ceramics venture into the fog of May morning
April showers bring more than flowers.
Ceramic work resumes with the arrival of Helmut, the new kiln.
Wet blanket weather
Sculpture and ceramics in Holland
Anatomy of a fall
Peter Arscott Ceramics sees in the New Year: here’s mud in your eye.
Goodbye 2023
Here’s to 2024.
Want to know what Nasocarpia is?
The effect of rutile on ceramics, and nasocarpia explained.
Marmite explained
Black & white ceramics exhibition in Exbury’s Palais des Vaches
Swimming, eating, drinking.
pottery here is also associated with the great names of Catalan art: Gaudí, Miró, Dalí and, though born in Malaga, Picasso.
Someone to watch over me
A whimsical exploration of custodians, ceramic or otherwise, of domestic and work spaces.








