Sarah Rees Lloyd Ceramics

Sarah Rees Lloyd Ceramics Wheel Thrown Ceramics • Contemporary Modern Rustic Tableware • Angus Scotland. https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/SarahLloydCeramics

07/09/2026

Bit of a tough week, eczema flare up. Disturbs sleep and generally upsets the household 😵‍💫🫣

However, 🤩super mini glaze firing. All uploaded on my website Saturday evening. All sold within 25 minutes. Thank you very much, I hope each piece adds to making each and everyone of you a feel a little more joy 🤩


The kiln is on for its first glaze firing of September. So a little respite from the pottery and a chance to peruse Kate...
02/09/2026

The kiln is on for its first glaze firing of September. So a little respite from the pottery and a chance to peruse Kate Humble book “Home Cooked, recipes from the farm”, specifically p256 Clementine Cake with an Orange & Pomegranate Salad.
I met Kate at my stand (2nd image) Sarah James MBE Wales 2025 Cardigan Castle. She was effusive, warm, funny, kind and generous.

The book is split into seasons, borrowing recipes from friends with no need for complicated ingredients or equipment. Which has made the process of cooking enjoyable and calm! Not always a mainstay of new recipes, in our kitchen 🤪.

And finally, it’s not long now till Sarah James MBE WALES 2026 at Cardigan Castle. You can buy tickets from Sarah James MBE bio or website. I’ll be at home in 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 this year. However, cheers to another fabulous festival, full of astounding makers.


Two weeks ago we had Angus Agus Agnes Preview of our wood fire kiln exhibition “Playing with Fire”. at ANGUSalive MGA Me...
25/08/2026

Two weeks ago we had Angus Agus Agnes Preview of our wood fire kiln exhibition “Playing with Fire”. at ANGUSalive MGA Meffan Museum and Gallery, Forfar, Angus 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Super evening, great chats and laughs with friends and new acquaintances.
I have nine pieces on display, all beautifully different to my electric kiln work. The fly wood ash and soda has worked its magic on my glazes. Creating a moss and deep lime green patina on my exterior Matt Stone glaze and an oil spot effect with flashing in my Sumac glaze. The u glazed surfaces have an intense toasty appearance which compliments the forms.

There are only nine pieces and they are all for sale via the Meffan Museum and Gallery, until the next firing in October.


Forms and spaces. I have a few commissions waiting to be glazed and fired. So a few consecutive glaze firings before I c...
20/08/2026

Forms and spaces.
I have a few commissions waiting to be glazed and fired. So a few consecutive glaze firings before I can bisque fire teapots and Maharani mugs.

I’m delighted to share that I have been selected and included in the Craft Scotland Members Directory. I can be found in...
17/08/2026

I’m delighted to share that I have been selected and included in the Craft Scotland Members Directory. I can be found in the Members Directory under Sarah Rees Lloyd Ceramics, with images of my current work.

Craft Scotland is the national
development agency and leading charity dedicated to promoting and supporting contemporary craft in Scotland. Founded in 2008 and supported by Creative Scotland, the Edinburgh-based organization champions makers, connects local talent with global audiences, and highlights the cultural and economic value of handmade design.

Core Services and Resources
* Craft Directory: An online guide featuring profiles of professional contemporary craft makers across Scotland.
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* What’s On: A comprehensive listing of national craft exhibitions, workshops, talks, and learning events.
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* Maker Stories: Digital features and articles celebrating individual maker processes and material explorations.
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Supported Disciplines
Craft Scotland represents artists and designers working across a vast spectrum of traditional and experimental media, including:
* Ceramics and glass
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* Silversmithing and goldsmithing
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* Textiles, knitting, and weaving
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* Basketry and willow work
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* Woodwork, stonework, and furniture making
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* Jewellery, metalwork, and leatherworking
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Key Activities and Projects
* Exhibitions and Showcases: Organizing physical and digital exhibitions that put Scottish craftsmanship on local, national, and international stages.
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* Professional Development: Delivering career-boosting opportunities, bursaries (such as the Inches Carr Craft Bursaries), and residency partnerships with groups like Historic Environment Scotland.
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* Sector Leadership: Running networks and developmental programs designed to sustain Scotland’s broader contemporary craft ecosystem.


I’m delighted to share, that I have been selected as Professional Member of Applied Arts Scotland. Applied Arts Scotland...
13/08/2026

I’m delighted to share, that I have been selected as Professional Member of Applied Arts Scotland. Applied Arts Scotland You will be able to find my Bio in the Members Directory.

Applied Arts Scotland (AAS) is a charitable membership organization run “by makers for makers”. It supports, connects, and represents the professional craft and applied arts sector across Scotland.

Core Goals and ActivitiesSkill Building: Provides access to professional development, training events, digital toolkits, and peer-to-peer knowledge sharing.

Community Advocacy: Acts as a collective voice to lobby for and represent the interests of sole traders and micro-businesses in the craft sector.

Projects & Collaboration: Runs national and international initiatives, creative residencies, and showcases that foster material experimentation and sustainable practices.

On Saturday 15 August Angus Agus Agnes exhibition “Playing with Fire” will open. I have nine pieces in the exhibition, t...
10/08/2026

On Saturday 15 August Angus Agus Agnes exhibition “Playing with Fire” will open. I have nine pieces in the exhibition, that were a nail biting thrill to be unpacked from the kiln.

A collaboration of Angus Agus Agnes a community owned wood firing kiln group and invited international potters.

An exhibition of functional pottery and sculptural pieces from Scotland, Japan, Brazil, US, Germany, England and Wales.

It’s a wonderful insight about the process of firing ceramics in a wood fired kiln and what can be created by an inspired community working together.

📍Meffan Museum, Forfar, 20 W High street, Forfar, DD8 1BB

⏰ 10:40-4pm

📆 15 August-11 October

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