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Marches Makers Festival Artist 2021
Jason Braham 

​My studio is in a 16th century farmhouse looking towards the Radnor Forest.  I work at the wheel, inspired by British and European country ware as well as the “Leach School” with its Japanese links.  

Pots are decorated when still on the wheel or when “leather hard”.  For glazes I favour simple recipes of wood ash, clay and feldspar, which give a range of cool celadon greens.  

In the salt kiln, vapour from salt cast into the fire boxes combines with silica in the clay bodies and slips to form a layer of glass, often with a rich, “orange-peel” surface.
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​Marches Makers Festival 2022
  • Home
  • About
    • Marches Makers
    • the team
    • Kington
    • christine forrester award
    • Roads and Parking
  • FESTIVAL 2022
    • The Festival
    • Exhibitions
    • Venues
    • market hall events >
      • demos and makers
      • art heritage & nature walk
      • kington's mappa mundi
      • fly: the walking dog of kington
      • ceci
      • festival timetable
    • Open Studios
    • Live Performance
    • 8 pics challenge
    • Festival Shop Windows
  • Festival 2022 artists
    • 2022 Index of Artists
    • Basketry
    • Ceramics
    • Furniture
    • Glass
    • Jewellery
    • Lighting
    • Mixed Media
    • Paint
    • Print and Paper
    • Sculpture
    • Stone
    • Textiles
  • Previous Festivals
    • Festival 2021 >
      • Views from 2021
      • Festival Artists 2021 >
        • 2021 Index of Artists
        • Basketry
        • Calligraphy
        • Ceramics
        • Glass
        • Jewellery
        • Metal
        • Mixed Media
        • Paint - Page 1
        • Paint - Page 2
        • Print and Paper
        • Recycled Art
        • Sculpture
        • Stone
        • Textiles
      • FESTIVAL VIDEOS
      • Festival Shop Windows
    • FESTIVALS 2018 AND 2019 >
      • VIEWS FROM 2018 and 2019 >
        • Festival Artists 2019 >
          • Index of artists 2019
          • Ceramics
          • Glass
          • Jewellery
          • Metal
          • Paper
          • Paint page 1
          • Paint page 2
          • Print and Photography
          • Sculpture
          • Textiles/Others
          • Wood
  • Contact