Hilary Jenkinson is the potter making “ Handmade functional pottery that becomes an enjoyable and familiar part of your everyday life.“ There are three ranges – Moss, Cornflower and Silk and all the work is hand thrown on an electric wheel using stoneware clay. Hilary also designs and creates specialised pieces for galleries and commissions. Crannmor Pottery covers a wide selection of work to suit most tastes, from everyday tableware for your home, to that special gift......

Gus studied ceramics at Loughborough College of Art and Design. His main interest is in the production of functional ceramics but he also produces large scale architectural pieces and tiles to commission. His work can be found in numerous collections and examples of his large scale work can be seen in the gardens of Glanbia Headquarters in Kilkenny......

Andrew hand builds forms using white earthenware clay and decorates them with coloured slips. Each one is a unique piece of art in its shape and decoration. His work is influenced by the indigenous arts of Africa and the Americas. Visit him in his pottery studio and beautiful shop which he shares with his wife Rosemarie Durr......

Nicholas Mosse opened his pottery in 1976 which is now famous for high quality, brightly designed gift and tableware.  His Bennettsbridge shop is fun and welcoming: it boasts a cafe area, a large ’seconds’ bargain area, textile collection, other Irish crafts and gifts plus full customer service.  He also sells online......

Mark came to live in Ireland in 1991, he works from his studio in Burnchurch, near Callan. Most of his designs come from the natural world. He also draws inspiration from other sources, including English Medieval, Italian majolica and Islamic pottery. Mark works in earthenware clay, with tin-glaze and oxide decoration......