Upon returning to my homeland, New Zealand, in 2021, my practice has resumed weaving. Using a coil basket technique learnt initially in a workshop at the Woodford Folk Festival, I have been re-sculpting materials my sister left into baskets, bowls and vessels. These shapes are informed by my ceramic practice and inspired by the whenua (land), maunga (mountains), awa (rivers) and roto (lakes).
AWARDS: 2022 Kumeu Arts Show 2nd overall
- A Powerful and Wonderful experience…A little something I wrote after my fourth visit to Minamisanruki in February 2018 A reflection
- From the GardenNew from the Garden Cups now available here
- Hey look…Its me! (Its the 3rd one…. :/)
- Another year ends…A regular end of year ritual of mine is to flick through my diary and remind myself what it is I did for the year, before writing  the new dates and appointments into the next diary. Yes am still using a physical paper diary. I see the benefit of the digital diary but I amContinue reading “Another year ends…”
- Upcoming marketsA selection of new yellow and stormy celadon vessels will be available at the Blender Artists Marketin The District, Dockland Drive, Docklands in Melbourne on Friday nights in December 5pm – 9pm. I will also be at the Kingston Arts Markets on Saturday 9th December 3pm – 8pm
Stefanie Robinson 