Working in the Welsh Borders, Jason Braham makes salt-glazed stoneware pottery for use, drawing inspiration from traditional country ware.

Jason Braham. The Potter His Pots His Pottery Exhibitions Links Contact News The Collection . The pots in this range ought always to be in stock or awaiting firing, so if not immediately available should be within eight weeks. Pots from the same batch should be consistent in size and shape, but colours will vary between firings and between ...

Jason Braham November 8, 2021 Following an astonishingly successful Open Studio event as part of Herefordshire Art Week (by special dispensation us near-border artists are sometimes allowed to join our English neighbours), we are opening again for one weekend before Christmas.

Far Hall Studios, Maes View, Llandrindod Wells, Wales, LD1 5TW, United Kingdom 01597 851 181 [email protected]

Far Hall is a small manor house of mediaeval origin. Extended by John Scorey, Bishop of Hereford, in the 1560’s, it retains many original features. For four centuries it was a farmhouse and for twenty years served as a store. Jason and Julienne Braham bought Far Hall in 2003, and continued the restoration work begun by the previous owner.

Julienne and Jason Braham, Recent Work Hepsibah Gallery, Brackenbury Road, Hammersmith, W6 0BD

Jason Braham. The Potter His Pots His Pottery Exhibitions Links Contact News View fullsize. I have been making pots since 1972, for thirty-five years alongside a career in teaching. The present studio in Radnorshire was established with the building of the first kiln in 2005, though it is only with my switch to full-time pottery that the kiln ...

Dec 9, 2018 · Michael Cardew was arguably a stronger influence on the British studio pottery movement than Bernard Leach. His revival of the old slipware pottery at Winchcombe to make useful and affordable pots consistent in their forms with traditional pre-industrial country ware was a model followed by numerous young potters through the 1960’s and into the 1970’s.

Jason Braham. March 27, 2024. Seeing that I’d not posted any news since the end of 2021, someone contacted me to check that I was still active. In fact 2022 and 2023 were probably my busiest years so far, with several local exhibitions, four “Open Studios” at Far Hall, and stalls at the big fairs at Waterperry Gardens (”Craft in Focus ...

Far Hall Studios, Maes View, Llandrindod Wells, Wales, LD1 5TW, United Kingdom 01597 851 181 [email protected]