Rebecca Proctor’s work celebrates the simple pleasures of home and brings together form and natural materials to create strong and elegant ceramics. Each pot is inspired by the traditions of country pottery, yet is wholeheartedly modern.

Her craft offers connection to the landscape of North Cornwall, a beautiful location where coast meets countryside and steeped in pottery tradition. There are rich natural resources nearby, with glaze materials gathered locally and clay sourced from a small family-owned Cornish quarry. Different firing techniques are embraced, from extended anagama wood firings to slow cooled electric firings, with each offering distinct and different surface qualities.

Rebecca specialises in wheel thrown tableware with a warm character. She also employs handbuilding techniques when the fancy strikes. Many of the pots are created for some of Britain’s finest restaurants, as well as being found in beautiful homes around the world.

Work can be found in the The Clove Club, London, Inver, Scotland. As well as in galleries and shops, such as Toast.

Prior to making pottery, Rebecca was a design writer and consultant, and has written five books, all published by Laurence King, on design and craft. A lifelong fascination with materials and craftsmanship eventually led her to making pots, rather than writing about them.

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For all enquiries please contact hello@rebeccaproctor.co.uk