Pots by Alison Clark
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When she's not dealing with the minute detail of her jewellery beads, Alison is playing with the massive in her garden and frost-proof pots.
A keen gardener, Alison started with helping plants spread upwards in her tiny plot. For those who care to look hard, there is a miniature menagerie hidden amongst the decoration, and the occasional poem or philosophical thought. Her pots are intensely personal, and similarly specific ones could be made to meet your needs - perhaps to commemorate a special event. Email to make an appointment to see more examples. For indoors or out, Alison has been developing three design collections. The first was her mathematically inspired 'parabola pots'. She's now exploring contrast in the 'saucer series'. The 'universals' hold a secret - a concealed drip tray that means plants can move outdoors for the summer without drowning if it rains. See more pots |
'Crocodile' is an excursion away from favourite blues, greens and greys - and jolly heavy with its applied ribs
The deep blue interior of 'Blue Flying' means that this vase is as decorative without flowers as with
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Pots can be free-standing, or shaped for particular positions, such as hanging off a trellis frame
'Tattoo' was made specifically to take Lewisias, a flowering succulent that hates water at its crown - so each planting pocket has its mini umbrella
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contact Alison at alison@editionuniques.co.uk or with the contact form