Facebook: Kay Austen Pottery

Kay’s contemporary West Coast style explores both functional, designed items for daily use and the ceremonial — intended for decorative or semi-functional use.

@mugs.by.mama.bear

Andrea focuses mainly on mug-making, but also creates a variety of other functional wares including bowls and planters.

@postmodernequestrian

Susie's creative expression has always been driven by a deep passion for horses and she is always searching for new ways to present her favourite subject.

@r.b.pottery

Ruby’s focus is primarily on creating functional art pieces; objects designed for use in our daily routines and a way to bring art in to people's everyday life.

@weic_studio

Wei creates sculptural and functional tea wares through wood, soda, and atmospheric firing, exploring the dynamic interplay of claybody, wood ash, flame, and form.

@emcheungceramics

Emily works mostly with vessels and decorative pieces that focus in and around form, while exploring a variety of firing and finishes.

Facebook: Sunny Daze Design Studio

@meggallup

@kelsearaeceramics

Kelsea is a novice potter keen on exploring diverse techniques, with a current focus on illustrative carving.

@littlebylittlepottery

@stephanielowestudios

Stephanie’s work is sculptural and reflects a love of storytelling in its narrative.

@cluteijnart

@pitonpottery
Facebook: Piton Pottery

Coral uses the wheel to create tableware and sculpture and has a love for decoration and texture.

@juniperfire_ceramics

@lizsaxceramics

Liz desires to design pottery with ergonomic and structural integrity, pieces pleasing to the eyes, calming to the soul, and satisfying to the touch.

shioshita.ceramics

@claytivity_squamish

Judy has always been into making functional pieces geared towards food.

@theunofficialpotter

@kathleentennock