Hook Norton Pottery
Russell Collins was a student on the 'ground breaking' Harrow Art School Course where he later became a Lecturer.
He established his first workshop/studio in Oxfordshire 1967. The pottery became known for both domestic and individual pieces which were sold and exhibited in major shops and galleries through out the UK and worldwide.
Russell now concentrates on individual pieces for private clients, galleries, museums and exhibitions and has the freedom to explore new themes and to see through the development of new ideas. All of Russell's work is reduction fired to 1300C. It is safe for domestic use and has no metal release. The clay and glazes have been tested and certified by the British Ceramic Research Association.
He established his first workshop/studio in Oxfordshire 1967. The pottery became known for both domestic and individual pieces which were sold and exhibited in major shops and galleries through out the UK and worldwide.
Russell now concentrates on individual pieces for private clients, galleries, museums and exhibitions and has the freedom to explore new themes and to see through the development of new ideas. All of Russell's work is reduction fired to 1300C. It is safe for domestic use and has no metal release. The clay and glazes have been tested and certified by the British Ceramic Research Association.
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