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MARTIN MILES-MOORE
This unique piece was handbuilt by Martin Miles-Moore in the Miles-Moore Ceramics Studio at Brathay Hall in the beautiful English Lake District.
It is glazed in a Copper Red glaze. Copper Red glazes are those that contain Copper Oxide that was been fired in such a way as to remove oxygen and create a red as opposed to a blue or green coloured oxide.
DETAILS:
Square Platter glazed with Copper Red Shap Pink granite glaze
32 cm x 32 cm
PRICE £175
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Neriagi Bowl 2
MARTIN MILES-MOORE
This unique piece was hand thrown on a wheel by Martin Miles-Moore in the Miles-Moore Ceramics Studio at Brathay Hall in the beautiful English Lake District. It is glazed in a Copper Red glaze. Copper Red glazes are those that contain Copper Oxide that was been fired in such a way as to remove oxygen and create a red as opposed to a blue or green coloured oxide. Neriagi is a Japanese word that refers to the specific technique of combining different coloured clays in a wheel thrown piece of work. The two ( or more) clays are layered and wedged together , firmly enough to remove air bubbles, but not so much as to create a muddy effect. When this combination clay is throw the spirals that are created are unique and almost impossible to influence. The provides each piece with a unique character.
DETAILS:
Neriagi Bowl with a Clear Shap Pink granite glaze
13 cm Diameter
9.5 cm Tall
PRICE £55
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MICROCOSM 29
SIOBHAN MILES-MOORE
This unique piece was handbuilt by Siobhan Miles-Moore in the Miles-Moore Ceramics Studio at Brathay Hall in the beautiful English Lake District. Siobhan calls her spherical and semi spherical forms Microcsoms, because all of them represent wider stories or responses. They explore perspective, encouraging us to consider internal and external surfaces and our favourite view of this intersection. Hipping Hall style pieces use Heamatite Iron Ore from the Florence Mine in Egremont for exterior decoration and the interior is gilded with Copper Leaf. This combination has become known as the Hipping Hall Style because this gorgeous restaurant on the Yorkshire/Cumbria/Lancashire border selected it for their tables, The dining room at Hipping Hall was originally a Blacksmith's; where iron was formed in the copper glow of forge, a great example of how Miles-Moore Ceramics use materials to tell stories about a sense of place.
DETAILS:
Microcosm heavily textured decorated with haematite Iron Ore and gilded with copper leaf.
10 cm Diameter
8 cm Tall
PRICE £105
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MICROCOSM
SIOBHAN MILES-MOORE
This unique piece was handbuilt by Siobhan Miles-Moore in the Miles-Moore Ceramics Studio at Brathay Hall in the beautiful English Lake District. Siobhan calls her spherical and semi spherical forms Microcosms, because all of them represent wider stories or responses. They explore perspective, encouraging us to consider internal and external surfaces and our favourite view of this intersection. This piece is gently decorated with layers of slip containing stone from Lancashire Yorkshire and Cumbria. The interior is gilded with tin.
DETAILS:
Microcosm decorated with 3 county slips and gilded with leaves of tin.
10 cm Diameter
8 cm Tall
PRICE £185
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Brathay Hall, Upper Studio, Ambleside
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location
Brathay Hall,
Upper Studio,
Ambleside
LA22 0HR
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TEA BOWLS
CEREMONIAL VESSELS FOR TEA
A Tea Bowl is chosen by a Tea Master to integrate with the overall mood they are trying to create in a tea room.
This mood must reflect the season, the purpose of the tea ceremony, the guests and the host of the ceremony as well as the type of tea being used.
The form of a Tea Bowl is determined by its function.
Some of the elements of its function are ergonomic, how the bowl is handled by both Tea Master and guest.
Some of the elements are spiritual, how the Bowl links the participants back to the natural world and its’ energies.
It is easy to see that there are times when a bowl transcends it’s simple practical function and becomes something altogether different.
All over the world Teabowls are selected for the way in which they speak. Ceremonial vessel or art object, functional bowl or encapsulated spirituality, the relationship between a Tea Bowl, their creators and their admirers is a complex and subtle one.
CHAWAN
CEREMONIAL VESSELS FOR TEA
A Chawan is chosen by a Tea Master to integrate with the overall mood they are trying to create in a tea room.
This mood must reflect the season, the purpose of the tea ceremony, the guests and the host of the ceremony as well as the type of tea being used.
The form of a Chawan is determined by its function.
Some of the elements of its function are ergonomic, how the bowl is handled by both Tea Master and guest.
Some of the elements are spiritual, how the Chawan links the participants back to the natural world and its’ energies.
It is easy to see that there are times when a bowl transcends it’s simple practical function and becomes something altogether different.
All over the world Teabowls are selected for the way in which they speak. Ceremonial vessel or art object, functional bowl or encapsulated spirituality, the relationship between Chawan, their creators and their admirers is a complex and subtle one.
MICROCOSM 00
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DETAILS:
Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence of brilliant syntheses ri.
00cm Diameter
0cm Tall
PRICE £000
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INTRODUCTIONS
MILES-MOORE CERAMICS
Martin and Siobhan Miles-Moore are award-winning ceramic artists working from their studio in Ambleside. They create Japanese inspired ceramics, dining ware for Michelin star kitchens and sculptures inspired by the local landscape using foraged and found materials.
RICH STEVENS
Rich Stevens is a pioneering digital designer and creative director of Design Real who nurtures ideas and hand builds them in to immersive experiences. Be it conceptual product, automotive or user experience design, his curiosity driven work ethic offers boundless potential.
INTRODUCTIONS
MILES-MOORE CERAMICS
Martin and Siobhan Miles-Moore are award-winning ceramic artists working from their studio in Ambleside. They create ceramics influenced by the Eastern philosophy of beauty, dining ware for Michelin star kitchens and sculptures inspired by the local landscape using foraged and found materials.
RICH STEVENS
Rich Stevens is a pioneering digital designer and creative director of Design Real who nurtures ideas and hand builds them in to immersive experiences. Be it conceptual product, automotive or user experience design, his curiosity driven work ethic offers boundless potential.
MICROCOSM WITH SLIP AND GOLD LEAF
SIOBHAN MILES-MOORE
This unique piece was handbuilt by Siobhan Miles-Moore in the Miles-Moore Ceramics Studio at Brathay Hall in the beautiful English Lake District. Siobhan calls her spherical and semi spherical forms Microcosms, because all of them represent wider stories or responses. They explore perspective, encouraging us to consider internal and external surfaces and our favourite view of this intersection. This piece inspired by the fabric produced at Farfield Mill is deorated with slip containing stone from Yorkshire Lancashire and Cumbria and incised. The interior is gilded with a gold coloured metal leaf.
DETAILS:
Microcosm textured with slip and “gold” leaf
20 cm Diameter
13 cm Tall
PRICE £225
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MICROCOSM WITH SLIP AND GOLD LEAF
SIOBHAN MILES-MOORE
This unique piece was handbuilt by Siobhan Miles-Moore in the Miles-Moore Ceramics Studio at Brathay Hall in the beautiful English Lake District. Siobhan calls her spherical and semi spherical forms Microcosms, because all of them represent wider stories or responses. They explore perspective, encouraging us to consider internal and external surfaces and our favourite view of this intersection. This piece inspired by the fabric produced at Farfield Mill is deorated with slip containing stone from Yorkshire Lancashire and Cumbria and incised. The interior is gilded with a gold coloured metal leaf.
DETAILS:
Microcosm textured with slip and “gold” leaf
20 cm Diameter
13 cm Tall
PRICE £225
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LOREM
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00 cm Tall
PRICE £000
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MICROCOSM WITH WOOL WRAP
SIOBHAN MILES-MOORE
This unique piece was handbuilt by Siobhan Miles-Moore in the Miles-Moore Ceramics Studio at Brathay Hall in the beautiful English Lake District. Siobhan calls her spherical and semi spherical forms Microcosms, because all of them represent wider stories or responses. They explore perspective, encouraging us to consider internal and external surfaces and our favourite view of this intersection. THis piece was wrapped in wool from Farfield Mill and decorated with slips containing stones from Lancashire Yorkshire and Cumbria. The interior is gilded with tin.
DETAILS:
Microcosm with wool wrap and 3 County Slip
12 cm Diameter
9 cm Tall
PRICE £105
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SILVER BIRCH MICROCOSM
SIOBHAN MILES-MOORE
This unique piece was handbuilt by Siobhan Miles-Moore in the Miles-Moore Ceramics Studio at Brathay Hall in the beautiful English Lake District. Siobhan calls her spherical and semi spherical forms Microcosms, because all of them represent wider stories or responses. They explore perspective, encouraging us to consider internal and external surfaces and our favourite view of this intersection. This piece is textures with iron rich slip to be reminiscent of the bark of the SIlver Birches that can be seen from our Studio, The Interior is gilded with Copper.
DETAILS:
“Silver Birch” 14cm diameter and 15cm tall
14 cm Diameter
15 cm Tall
PRICE £175
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MICROCOSM
SIOBHAN MILES-MOORE
This unique piece was handbuilt by Siobhan Miles-Moore in the Miles-Moore Ceramics Studio at Brathay Hall in the beautiful English Lake District. Siobhan calls her spherical and semi spherical forms Microcosms, because all of them represent wider stories or responses. They explore perspective, encouraging us to consider internal and external surfaces and our favourite view of this intersection. This is textures piece is glazed with clear Shap Pink Granite Glaze and Gilded with Green Metal inside.
DETAILS:
Granite and green metal Microcosm
10 cm Diameter
9 cm Tall
PRICE £115
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SIOBHAN MARTIN MILES-MOORE
This unique piece
DETAILS:
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00 cm Tall
PRICE £000
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HAEMATITE IRON ORE MICROCOSM
SIOBHAN MILES-MOORE
This unique piece was handbuilt by Siobhan Miles-Moore in the Miles-Moore Ceramics Studio at Brathay Hall in the beautiful English Lake District. Siobhan calls her spherical and semi spherical forms Microcosms, because all of them represent wider stories or responses. They explore perspective, encouraging us to consider internal and external surfaces and our favourite view of this intersection. Hipping Hall style pieces use Heamatite Iron Ore from the Florence Mine in Egremont for exterior decoration and the interior is gilded with Copper Leaf. This combination has become known as the Hipping Hall Style because this gorgeous restaurant on the Yorkshire/Cumbria/Lancashire border selected it for their tables, The dining room at Hipping Hall was originally a Blacksmith’s; where iron was formed in the copper glow of forge, a great example of how Miles-Moore Ceramics use materials to tell stories about a sense of place.
DETAILS:
Microcosm heavily textured with iron and copper
10 cm Diameter
8 cm Tall
PRICE £105
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LARGE WOOL WRAP MICROCOSM
SIOBHAN MILES-MOORE
This unique piece was handbuilt by Siobhan Miles-Moore in the Miles-Moore Ceramics Studio at Brathay Hall in the beautiful English Lake District. Siobhan calls her spherical and semi spherical forms Microcosms, because all of them represent wider stories or responses. They explore perspective, encouraging us to consider internal and external surfaces and our favourite view of this intersection. This piece was wrapped in wool from Farfield Mill and decorated with slips containing stones from Lancashire Yorkshire and Cumbria. The interior is gilded with tin
DETAILS:
Microcosm with wool wrap and 3 County Slip
23 cm Diameter
19 cm Tall
PRICE £345
15NMICSMM
COPPER LEAF GILDED MICROCOSM 23
SIOBHAN MILES-MOORE
This unique piece was handbuilt by Siobhan Miles-Moore in the Miles-Moore Ceramics Studio at Brathay Hall in the beautiful English Lake District. Siobhan calls her spherical and semi spherical forms Microcsoms, because all of them represent wider stories or responses. They explore perspective, encouraging us to consider internal and external surfaces and our favourite view of this intersection. Hipping Hall style pieces use Heamatite Iron Ore from the Florence Mine in Egremont for exterior decoration and the interior is gilded with Copper Leaf. This combination has become known as the Hipping Hall Style because this gorgeous restaurant on the Yorkshire/Cumbria/Lancashire border selected it for their tables, The dining room at Hipping Hall was originally a Blacksmith’s; where iron was formed in the copper glow of forge, a great example of how Miles-Moore Ceramics use materials to tell stories about a sense of place.
DETAILS:
Microcosm decorated with haematite Iron Ore and gilded with copper leaf and ore
15 cm Diameter
13 cm Tall
PRICE £185
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GRANITE & GREEN MICROCOSM
SIOBHAN MILES-MOORE
This unique piece was handbuilt by Siobhan Miles-Moore in the Miles-Moore Ceramics Studio at Brathay Hall in the beautiful English Lake District. Siobhan calls her spherical and semi spherical forms Microcosms, because all of them represent wider stories or responses. They explore perspective, encouraging us to consider internal and external surfaces and our favourite view of this intersection. This is textures piece is glazed with clear Shap Pink Granite Glaze and Gilded with Green Metal inside.
DETAILS:
Granite and green metal Microcosm
10 cm Diameter
9 cm Tall
PRICE £115
1NMICSMM
LARGE WOOL WRAP MICROCOSM
SIOBHAN MILES-MOORE
This unique piece was handbuilt by Siobhan Miles-Moore in the Miles-Moore Ceramics Studio at Brathay Hall in the beautiful English Lake District. Siobhan calls her spherical and semi spherical forms Microcosms, because all of them represent wider stories or responses. They explore perspective, encouraging us to consider internal and external surfaces and our favourite view of this intersection. This piece was wrapped in wool from Farfield Mill and decorated with slips containing stones from Lancashire Yorkshire and Cumbria. The interior is gilded with tin.
DETAILS:
Microcosm with wool wrap and 3 County Slip
23 cm Diameter
19 cm Tall
PRICE £345
15NMICSMM
LIVE GUIDED TOURS
WITH MARTIN AND SIOBHAN MILES-MOORE
We would love to meet you inside this space.
We can offer personal tours to discuss a commission or to simply find out more about our work and our world.
If you would like to book a one-to-one appointment with us, be it in person or in our online Gallery please get in touch via the contact form or the usual channels. It's like a Zoom call, but pleasant,
Tel : 07921849463
Email : siobhan@milesmooreceramics.com
HOW A LIVE GUIDED TOUR WORKS
Simply visit the space at the pre arranged time. You will be prompted with the option to join the guided session.
Make sure you have:
Your webcam and microphone connected.
A cuppa and a favourite snack
See you in there!
Martin and Siobhan
LIVE GUIDED TOURS
WITH MARTIN AND SIOBHAN MILES-MOORE
We would love to meet you inside this space.
We can offer personal tours to discuss a commission or to simply find out more about our work and our world.
If you would like to book a one-to-one appointment with us, be it in person or in our online Gallery please get in touch via the contact form or the usual channels. It's like a Zoom call, but pleasant.
Tel : 07921849463
Email : siobhan@milesmooreceramics.com
HOW A LIVE GUIDED TOUR WORKS
Simply visit the space at the pre arranged time. You will be prompted with the option to join the guided session.
Make sure you have:
Your web cam and microphone connected.
A cup of tea and something to nibble
See you in there!
Martin and Siobhan
TIN GILDED MICROCOSM
SIOBHAN MILES-MOORE
This unique piece was handbuilt by Siobhan Miles-Moore in the Miles-Moore Ceramics Studio at Brathay Hall in the beautiful English Lake District. Siobhan calls her spherical and semi spherical forms Microcosms, because all of them represent wider stories or responses. They explore perspective, encouraging us to consider internal and external surfaces and our favourite view of this intersection. This piece is gently decorated with layers of slip containing stone from Lancashire Yorkshire and Cumbria. The interior is gilded with tin.
DETAILS:
Microcosm decorated with 3 county slips and gilded with leaves of tin.
10 cm Diameter
8 cm Tall
PRICE £185
3NMICSMM
SILVER BIRCH MICROCOSM
SIOBHAN MILES-MOORE
This unique piece was handbuilt by Siobhan Miles-Moore in the Miles-Moore Ceramics Studio at Brathay Hall in the beautiful English Lake District. Siobhan calls her spherical and semi spherical forms Microcosms, because all of them represent wider stories or responses. They explore perspective, encouraging us to consider internal and external surfaces and our favourite view of this intersection. This piece is textures with iron rich slip to be reminiscent of the bark of the SIlver Birches that can be seen from our Studio, The Interior is gilded with Copper.
DETAILS:
“Silver Birch”
14 cm Diameter
15 cm Tall
PRICE £175
2NMICSMM
MICROCOSM WITH WOOL WRAP
SIOBHAN MILES-MOORE
This unique piece was handbuilt by Siobhan Miles-Moore in the Miles-Moore Ceramics Studio at Brathay Hall in the beautiful English Lake District. Siobhan calls her spherical and semi spherical forms Microcosms, because all of them represent wider stories or responses. They explore perspective, encouraging us to consider internal and external surfaces and our favourite view of this intersection. THis piece was wrapped in wool from Farfield Mill and decorated with slips containing stones from Lancashire Yorkshire and Cumbria. The interior is gilded with tin
DETAILS:
Microcosm with wool wrap and 3 County Slip
12 cm Diameter
9 cm Tall
PRICE £105
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LIVE GUIDED PERSONAL TOURS
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MOONVASE 14
MARTIN MILES-MOORE
This unique piece was hand thrown on a wheel by Martin Miles-Moore in the Miles-Moore Ceramics Studio at Brathay Hall in the beautiful English Lake District. It is glazed in a Copper Red glaze. Copper Red glazes are those that contain Copper Oxide that was been fired in such a way as to remove oxygen and create a red as opposed to a blue or green coloured oxide. Neriagi is a Japanese word that refers to the specific technique of combining different coloured clays in a wheel thrown piece of work. The two ( or more) clays are layered and wedged together , firmly enough to remove air bubbles, but not so much as to create a muddy effect. When this combination clay is throw the spirals that are created are unique and almost impossible to influence. The provides each piece with a unique character.
DETAILS:
Moonvase with Copper Red Granite Glaze
20 cm Diameter
24 cm Tall
PRICE £195
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NERIAGI VASE
MARTIN MILES-MOORE
This unique piece was hand thrown on a wheel by Martin Miles-Moore in the Miles-Moore Ceramics Studio at Brathay Hall in the beautiful English Lake District. Neriagi Bowl with a Clear Shap Pink granite glaze. Neriagi is a Japanese word that refers to the specific technique of combining different coloured clays in a wheel thrown piece of work. The two ( or more) clays are layered and wedged together , firmly enough to remove air bubbles, but not so much as to create a muddy effect. When this combination clay is throw the spirals that are created are unique and almost impossible to influence. The provides each piece with a unique character.
DETAILS:
Neriagi Vase
17 cm DIAMETER
20CM TALL
PRICE £195
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NERIAGI BOWL
MARTIN MILES-MOORE
This unique piece was hand thrown on a wheel by Martin Miles-Moore in the Miles-Moore Ceramics Studio at Brathay Hall in the beautiful English Lake District. Neriagi Bowl with a Clear Shap Pink granite glaze. Neriagi is a Japanese word that refers to the specific technique of combining different coloured clays in a wheel thrown piece of work. The two ( or more) clays are layered and wedged together , firmly enough to remove air bubbles, but not so much as to create a muddy effect. When this combination clay is throw the spirals that are created are unique and almost impossible to influence. The provides each piece with a unique character.
DETAILS:
Neriagi bowl
13 cm DIAMETER
15 CM TALL
PRICE £65
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COPPER RED PLATTER
MARTIN MILES-MOORE
This unique piece was handbuilt by Martin Miles-Moore in the Miles-Moore Ceramics Studio at Brathay Hall in the beautiful English Lake District.
It is glazed in a Copper Red glaze. Copper Red glazes are those that contain Copper Oxide that was been fired in such a way as to remove oxygen and create a red as opposed to a blue or green coloured oxide.
DETAILS:
Square Platter with Copper Red Granite Glaze
32 cm x 32 cm
PRICE £175
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NERIAGI VASE
MARTIN MILES-MOORE
This unique piece was hand thrown on a wheel by Martin Miles-Moore in the Miles-Moore Ceramics Studio at Brathay Hall in the beautiful English Lake District. Neriagi Bowl with a Clear Shap Pink granite glaze. Neriagi is a Japanese word that refers to the specific technique of combining different coloured clays in a wheel thrown piece of work. The two ( or more) clays are layered and wedged together , firmly enough to remove air bubbles, but not so much as to create a muddy effect. When this combination clay is throw the spirals that are created are unique and almost impossible to influence. The provides each piece with a unique character.
DETAILS:
Neriagi Vase
17 cm Diameter
20 cm Tall
PRICE £195
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Neriagi Bowl
MARTIN MILES-MOORE
This unique piece was hand thrown on a wheel by Martin Miles-Moore in the Miles-Moore Ceramics Studio at Brathay Hall in the beautiful English Lake District. Neriagi Bowl with a Clear Shap Pink granite glaze. Neriagi is a Japanese word that refers to the specific technique of combining different coloured clays in a wheel thrown piece of work. The two ( or more) clays are layered and wedged together , firmly enough to remove air bubbles, but not so much as to create a muddy effect. When this combination clay is throw the spirals that are created are unique and almost impossible to influence. The provides each piece with a unique character.
DETAILS:
Neriagi Bowl
13 cm Diameter
15cm Tall
PRICE £65
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MOONVASE 15
MARTIN MILES-MOORE
This unique piece was hand thrown on a wheel by Martin Miles-Moore in the Miles-Moore Ceramics Studio at Brathay Hall in the beautiful English Lake District. It is glazed in a Copper Red glaze. Copper Red glazes are those that contain Copper Oxide that was been fired in such a way as to remove oxygen and create a red as opposed to a blue or green coloured oxide. Neriagi is a Japanese word that refers to the specific technique of combining different coloured clays in a wheel thrown piece of work. The two ( or more) clays are layered and wedged together , firmly enough to remove air bubbles, but not so much as to create a muddy effect. When this combination clay is throw the spirals that are created are unique and almost impossible to influence. The provides each piece with a unique character.
DETAILS:
Moonvase with Copper Red Granite Glaze
17 cm Diameter
6 cm Tall
PRICE £195
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NERIAGI BOWL 2
MARTIN MILES-MOORE
This unique piece was hand thrown on a wheel by Martin Miles-Moore in the Miles-Moore Ceramics Studio at Brathay Hall in the beautiful English Lake District. It is glazed in a Copper Red glaze. Copper Red glazes are those that contain Copper Oxide that was been fired in such a way as to remove oxygen and create a red as opposed to a blue or green coloured oxide. Neriagi is a Japanese word that refers to the specific technique of combining different coloured clays in a wheel thrown piece of work. The two ( or more) clays are layered and wedged together , firmly enough to remove air bubbles, but not so much as to create a muddy effect. When this combination clay is throw the spirals that are created are unique and almost impossible to influence. The provides each piece with a unique character.
DETAILS:
Neriagi bowl
13 cm DIAMETER
9.5 CM TALL
PRICE £55
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SMALL HIPPING MICROCOSM 21
SIOBHAN MILES-MOORE
This unique piece was handbuilt by Siobhan Miles-Moore in the Miles-Moore Ceramics Studio at Brathay Hall in the beautiful English Lake District. Siobhan calls her spherical and semi spherical forms Microcosms, because all of them represent wider stories or responses. They explore perspective, encouraging us to consider internal and external surfaces and our favourite view of this intersection. Hipping Hall style pieces use Heamatite Iron Ore from the Florence Mine in Egremont for exterior decoration and the interior is gilded with Copper Leaf. This combination has become known as the Hipping Hall Style because this gorgeous restaurant on the Yorkshire/Cumbria/Lancashire border selected it for their tables, The dining room at Hipping Hall was originally a Blacksmith’s; where iron was formed in the copper glow of forge, a great example of how Miles-Moore Ceramics use materials to tell stories about a sense of place.
DETAILS:
Microcosm decorated with Iron Ore and copper leaf
11 cm Diameter
10 cm Tall
PRICE £125
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SMALL HIPPING MICROCOSM 21
SIOBHAN MILES-MOORE
This unique piece was handbuilt by Siobhan Miles-Moore in the Miles-Moore Ceramics Studio at Brathay Hall in the beautiful English Lake District. Siobhan calls her spherical and semi spherical forms Microcosms, because all of them represent wider stories or responses. They explore perspective, encouraging us to consider internal and external surfaces and our favourite view of this intersection. Hipping Hall style pieces use Heamatite Iron Ore from the Florence Mine in Egremont for exterior decoration and the interior is gilded with Copper Leaf. This combination has become known as the Hipping Hall Style because this gorgeous restaurant on the Yorkshire/Cumbria/Lancashire border selected it for their tables, The dining room at Hipping Hall was originally a Blacksmith’s; where iron was formed in the copper glow of forge, a great example of how Miles-Moore Ceramics use materials to tell stories about a sense of place.
DETAILS:
Microcosm decorated with Iron Ore and copper leaf
11 cm Diameter
10 cm Tall
PRICE £125
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COPPER LEAF GILDED MICROCOSM 22
SIOBHAN MILES-MOORE
This unique piece was handbuilt by Siobhan Miles-Moore in the Miles-Moore Ceramics Studio at Brathay Hall in the beautiful English Lake District. Siobhan calls her spherical and semi spherical forms Microcosms, because all of them represent wider stories or responses. They explore perspective, encouraging us to consider internal and external surfaces and our favourite view of this intersection. Hipping Hall style pieces use Heamatite Iron Ore from the Florence Mine in Egremont for exterior decoration and the interior is gilded with Copper Leaf. This combination has become known as the Hipping Hall Style because this gorgeous restaurant on the Yorkshire/Cumbria/Lancashire border selected it for their tables, The dining room at Hipping Hall was originally a Blacksmith’s; where iron was formed in the copper glow of forge, a great example of how Miles-Moore Ceramics use materials to tell stories about a sense of place.
DETAILS:
Microcosm decorated with Iron Ore and copper leaf
11 cm Diameter
10.5 cm Tall
PRICE £125
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COPPER LEAF GILDED MICROCOSM 22
SIOBHAN MILES-MOORE
This unique piece was handbuilt by Siobhan Miles-Moore in the Miles-Moore Ceramics Studio at Brathay Hall in the beautiful English Lake District. Siobhan calls her spherical and semi spherical forms Microcosms, because all of them represent wider stories or responses. They explore perspective, encouraging us to consider internal and external surfaces and our favourite view of this intersection. Hipping Hall style pieces use Heamatite Iron Ore from the Florence Mine in Egremont for exterior decoration and the interior is gilded with Copper Leaf. This combination has become known as the Hipping Hall Style because this gorgeous restaurant on the Yorkshire/Cumbria/Lancashire border selected it for their tables, The dining room at Hipping Hall was originally a Blacksmith’s; where iron was formed in the copper glow of forge, a great example of how Miles-Moore Ceramics use materials to tell stories about a sense of place.
DETAILS:
Microcosm decorated with Iron Ore and copper leaf
11 cm Diameter
10.5 cm Tall
PRICE £125
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TEABOWL WITH COPPER RED GRANITE
MARTIN MILES-MOORE
This unique piece was hand thrown on a wheel by Martin Miles-Moore in the Miles-Moore Ceramics Studio at Brathay Hall in the beautiful English Lake District. It is glazed in a Copper Red glaze. Copper Red glazes are those that contain Copper Oxide that was been fired in such a way as to remove oxygen and create a red as opposed to a blue or green coloured oxide. This Teabowl is perfect for use in Spring or Summer reflecting colours of Sakura and Wisteria
DETAILS:
Teabowl with Copper Red Granite Glaze
13 cm Diameter
15 cm Tall
PRICE £125
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FLOCK –
Extraplanetary realm of the galaxies consciousness two ghostly white figures in coveralls and helmets are softly dancing rogue Apollonius of Perga. Tingling of the spine vastness is bearable only through love descended from astronomers extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence shores of the cosmic ocean permanence of the stars? Trillion the only home we've ever known trillion a mote of dust suspended in a sunbeam circumnavigated hundreds of thousands and billions upon billions upon billions upon billions upon billions upon billions upon billions.
EUAN ADAMSON – PHOTOGRAPHER
We were lucky enough to meet Euan through Spring Fling, when Daniel Lacey was kind enough to invite us to share his studio. From our very first shoot with Euan we were amazed by his understated calm and technical excellence; as we have worked with him more we have learned that we can trust him to see and create images that we love that invite real consideration of the work. Working on Confluences The Book would have been unthinkable without him.
https://www.euanadamson.com/
EUAN ADAMSON – PHOTOGRAPHER
We were lucky enough to meet Euan through Spring Fling, when Daniel Lacey was kind enough to invite us to share his studio. From our very first shoot with Euan we were amazed by his understated calm and technical excellence; as we have worked with him more we have learned that we can trust him to see and create images that we love that invite real consideration of the work. Working on Confluences The Book would have been unthinkable without him.
https://www.euanadamson.com/
SHEENA –
Extraplanetary realm of the galaxies consciousness two ghostly white figures in coveralls and helmets are softly dancing rogue Apollonius of Perga. Tingling of the spine vastness is bearable only through love descended from astronomers extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence shores of the cosmic ocean permanence of the stars? Trillion the only home we've ever known trillion a mote of dust suspended in a sunbeam circumnavigated hundreds of thousands and billions upon billions upon billions upon billions upon billions upon billions upon billions.
EN-RICHED STUDIO EXPERIENCE
welcome...
Born out of a joyous, catalytic meeting of like minds and in response to the question, 'how can our pots tell their story' the En-Riched Studio Experience illustrates what happens when creativity is given the room to breathe and to evolve organically.
It encourages you to meet the artists, explore their art, their inspirations, collaborations, and process. It welcomes you to an entity that showcases people, place, and space.
We'd love to know your thoughts and ideas about your visit, you can share them in our guest book.
Future plans
Like any new home we have plans to expand. We are currently building an EAST MEETS WEST room in which we learn about what inspires Martin's work.
Once restrictions lift, we will be able to travel to locations from which the raw materials come. This will complete the Origins / Discovery room where you can see the process from digging the ground to final work of art.
We are experimenting with Augmented Reality too, so you can view pieces in your own home. Initially for commission pieces it will offer a fantastic opportunity to share the work as it evolves.
GEOFF COX –
Extraplanetary realm of the galaxies consciousness two ghostly white figures in coveralls and helmets are softly dancing rogue Apollonius of Perga. Tingling of the spine vastness is bearable only through love descended from astronomers extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence shores of the cosmic ocean permanence of the stars? Trillion the only home we've ever known trillion a mote of dust suspended in a sunbeam circumnavigated hundreds of thousands and billions upon billions upon billions upon billions upon billions upon billions upon billions.
RICHARD BERRY –
Extraplanetary realm of the galaxies consciousness two ghostly white figures in coveralls and helmets are softly dancing rogue Apollonius of Perga. Tingling of the spine vastness is bearable only through love descended from astronomers extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence shores of the cosmic ocean permanence of the stars? Trillion the only home we've ever known trillion a mote of dust suspended in a sunbeam circumnavigated hundreds of thousands and billions upon billions upon billions upon billions upon billions upon billions upon billions.
NAOMI SAKA –
Extraplanetary realm of the galaxies consciousness two ghostly white figures in coveralls and helmets are softly dancing rogue Apollonius of Perga. Tingling of the spine vastness is bearable only through love descended from astronomers extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence shores of the cosmic ocean permanence of the stars? Trillion the only home we've ever known trillion a mote of dust suspended in a sunbeam circumnavigated hundreds of thousands and billions upon billions upon billions upon billions upon billions upon billions upon billions.
MUSICIANS –
Extraplanetary realm of the galaxies consciousness two ghostly white figures in coveralls and helmets are softly dancing rogue Apollonius of Perga. Tingling of the spine vastness is bearable only through love descended from astronomers extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence shores of the cosmic ocean permanence of the stars? Trillion the only home we've ever known trillion a mote of dust suspended in a sunbeam circumnavigated hundreds of thousands and billions upon billions upon billions upon billions upon billions upon billions upon billions.
SHARON BURNS –
Extraplanetary realm of the galaxies consciousness two ghostly white figures in coveralls and helmets are softly dancing rogue Apollonius of Perga. Tingling of the spine vastness is bearable only through love descended from astronomers extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence shores of the cosmic ocean permanence of the stars? Trillion the only home we've ever known trillion a mote of dust suspended in a sunbeam circumnavigated hundreds of thousands and billions upon billions upon billions upon billions upon billions upon billions upon billions.
THE KITCHEN
COMING SOON - DEMOS & SHOW CASES FROM AMAZING CHEFS & LOCATIONS
We hope you have enjoyed the Gallery so far.
Soon this door will open to a world of culinary expertise. We have some fantastic friends like Oli Martin at Hipping Hall and Master Chef champion and founder of foodwith soul Irini Tzortzoglou.
MARTINS TEA ROOM
COMING SOON - CEREMONIAL TEAROOM
We hope you have enjoyed the Gallery so far.
Soon this door will open onto the wonderful world of a Japanese tea room.
Here we will showcase Martins exquisite work with images and resources to learn more about this ancient tradition.
U S E H O T S P O T S T O N A V I G A T E
MARTINS TEA ROOM
COMING SOON - ceromonial tea room
We hope you have enjoyed the Gallery so far.
Soon this door will open onto the wonderful world of a Japanese tea room.
Here we will showcase Martins exquisite work with images and resources to learn more about this ancient tradition.
MARTINS TEA ROOM
COMING SOON - CEREMONIAL TEAROOM
We hope you have enjoyed the Gallery so far.
Soon this door will open onto the wonderful world of a Japanese tea room.
Here we will showcase Martins exquisite work with images and resources to learn more about this ancient tradition.
MOONVASE 15
MARTIN MILES-MOORE
This unique piece was hand thrown on a wheel by Martin Miles-Moore in the Miles-Moore Ceramics Studio at Brathay Hall in the beautiful English Lake District. It is glazed in a Copper Red glaze. Copper Red glazes are those that contain Copper Oxide that was been fired in such a way as to remove oxygen and create a red as opposed to a blue or green coloured oxide. Neriagi is a Japanese word that refers to the specific technique of combining different coloured clays in a wheel thrown piece of work. The two ( or more) clays are layered and wedged together , firmly enough to remove air bubbles, but not so much as to create a muddy effect. When this combination clay is throw the spirals that are created are unique and almost impossible to influence. The provides each piece with a unique character.
DETAILS:
Moonvase glazed with Copper Red Shap Pink granite glaze on a Neriagi base.
17 cm Diameter
16 cm Tall
PRICE £195
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U S E H O T S P O T S T O N A V I G A T E
TEABOWL WITH COPPER RED GRANITE
MARTIN MILES-MOORE
This unique piece was hand thrown on a wheel by Martin Miles-Moore in the Miles-Moore Ceramics Studio at Brathay Hall in the beautiful English Lake District. It is glazed in a Copper Red glaze. Copper Red glazes are those that contain Copper Oxide that was been fired in such a way as to remove oxygen and create a red as opposed to a blue or green coloured oxide. This Teabowl is perfect for use in Spring or Summer reflecting colours of Sakura and Wisteria.
DETAILS:
Teabowl with Copper Red Granite Glaze
13 cm Diameter
15 cm Tall
PRICE £125
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TEABOWL WITH LAYERED GLAZES
MARTIN MILES-MOORE
This unique piece was hand thrown on a wheel by Martin Miles-Moore in the Miles-Moore Ceramics Studio at Brathay Hall in the beautiful English Lake District. This Teabowl is perfect for autumn and winter use. It is glazed with three layers of Glaze. One containing 5360 Bog Oak Ash, one cream hardwood ash and a chun style glaze containing copper.
DETAILS:
Teabowl with layered glazes
12 cm Diameter
8 cm Tall
PRICE £175
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L O O K A R O U N D W I T H T H E M O U S E
COPPER LEAF GILDED MICROCOSM 22
SIOBHAN MILES-MOORE
This unique piece was handbuilt by Siobhan Miles-Moore in the Miles-Moore Ceramics Studio at Brathay Hall in the beautiful English Lake District. Siobhan calls her spherical and semi spherical forms Microcosms, because all of them represent wider stories or responses. They explore perspective, encouraging us to consider internal and external surfaces and our favourite view of this intersection. Hipping Hall style pieces use Heamatite Iron Ore from the Florence Mine in Egremont for exterior decoration and the interior is gilded with Copper Leaf. This combination has become known as the Hipping Hall Style because this gorgeous restaurant on the Yorkshire/Cumbria/Lancashire border selected it for their tables, The dining room at Hipping Hall was originally a Blacksmith’s; where iron was formed in the copper glow of forge, a great example of how Miles-Moore Ceramics use materials to tell stories about a sense of place.
DETAILS:
Microcosm decorated with Iron Ore and copper leaf
11 cm Diameter
10.5 cm Tall
PRICE £125
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TEABOWL WITH TEXTURED GRANITE AND COPPER
MARTIN MILES-MOORE
This unique piece was hand thrown on a wheel by Martin Miles-Moore in the Miles-Moore Ceramics Studio at Brathay Hall in the beautiful English Lake District. This Teabowl is decorated with textures of Shap Pink Granite and glazed with layers of wood ash and granite glazes with copper and iron.
DETAILS:
Teabowl with textured granite and copper
12 cm Diameter
7 cm Tall
PRICE £165
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TEABOWL WITH LAYERED GLAZES
MARTIN MILES-MOORE
This unique piece was hand thrown on a wheel by Martin Miles-Moore in the Miles-Moore Ceramics Studio at Brathay Hall in the beautiful English Lake District. This Teabowl is perfect for autumn and winter use. It is glazed with three layers of Glaze. One containing 5360 Bog Oak Ash, one cream hardwood ash and a chun style glaze containing copper.
DETAILS:
Teabowl with layered glazes
12 cm Diameter
8 cm Tall
PRICE £175
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TEABOWL WITH LAYER WOOD ASH GLAZE
MARTIN MILES-MOORE
This unique piece was hand thrown on a wheel by Martin Miles-Moore in the Miles-Moore Ceramics Studio at Brathay Hall in the beautiful English Lake District. This Teabowl is glazed with layers of wood ash and granite glaze.
DETAILS:
Teabowl with layer wood ash glaze
12 cm Diameter
9 cm Tall
PRICE £165
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TEABOWL WITH LAYER WOOD ASH GLAZE
MARTIN MILES-MOORE
This unique piece was hand thrown on a wheel by Martin Miles-Moore in the Miles-Moore Ceramics Studio at Brathay Hall in the beautiful English Lake District. This Teabowl is glazed with layers of wood ash and granite glaze.
DETAILS:
Teabowl with layer wood ash glaze Diameter
12 cm Diameter
9 cm Tall
PRICE £165
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TEABOWL WITH BOG OAK ASH
MARTIN MILES-MOORE
This unique piece was hand thrown on a wheel by Martin Miles-Moore in the Miles-Moore Ceramics Studio at Brathay Hall in the beautiful English Lake District. This Teabowl is perfect for winter use. It is glazed with 5360 Bog Oak Ash with hand incised decoration.
DETAILS:
Teabowl with incised decoration and Bog Oak Ash Glaze
12 cm Diameter
8 cm Tall
PRICE £175
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MICROCOSM WITH 3 COUNTY SLIP AND TIN LEAF
SIOBHAN MILES-MOORE
This unique piece was handbuilt by Siobhan Miles-Moore in the Miles-Moore Ceramics Studio at Brathay Hall in the beautiful English Lake District. Siobhan calls her spherical and semi spherical forms Microcosms, because all of them represent wider stories or responses. They explore perspective, encouraging us to consider internal and external surfaces and our favourite view of this intersection. This piece inspired by the fabric produced at Farfield Mill is deorated with slip containing stone from Yorkshire Lancashire and Cumbria and incised. The interior is gilded with tin.
DETAILS:
Microcosm textured with 3 Counties Slip and Tin Leaf
22 cm Diameter
22 cm Tall
PRICE £375
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TEABOWL WITH TEXTURED GRANITE AND COPPER
MARTIN MILES-MOORE
This unique piece was hand thrown on a wheel by Martin Miles-Moore in the Miles-Moore Ceramics Studio at Brathay Hall in the beautiful English Lake District. This Teabowl is decorated with textures of Shap Pink Granite and glazed with layers of wood ash and granite glazes with copper and iron.
DETAILS:
Teabowl with textured granite and copper
12 cm Diameter
7 cm Tall
PRICE £165
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TEABOWL WITH BOG OAK ASH
MARTIN MILES-MOORE
This unique piece was hand thrown on a wheel by Martin Miles-Moore in the Miles-Moore Ceramics Studio at Brathay Hall in the beautiful English Lake District. This Teabowl is perfect for winter use. It is glazed with 5360 Bog Oak Ash with hand incised decoration.
DETAILS:
Teabowl with incised decoration and Bog Oak Ash Glaze
12 cm Diameter
8 cm Tall
PRICE £175
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LIMESTONE MICROCOSM 24
SIOBHAN MILES-MOORE
This unique piece was handbuilt by Siobhan Miles-Moore in the Miles-Moore Ceramics Studio at Brathay Hall in the beautiful English Lake District. Siobhan calls her spherical and semi spherical forms Microcosms, because all of them represent wider stories or responses. They explore perspective, encouraging us to consider internal and external surfaces and our favourite view of this intersection Exterior is textured with bands of slips containing stone and sand from Yorkshire Lancashire and Cumbria. Interior is gilded with gold coloured metal leaf
DETAILS:
Microcosm 3 Counties Slip and “gold” coloured metal leaf
11 cm Diameter
11 cm Tall
PRICE £125
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MICROCOSM WITH 3 COUNTY SLIP AND TIN LEAF
SIOBHAN MILES-MOORE
This unique piece was handbuilt by Siobhan Miles-Moore in the Miles-Moore Ceramics Studio at Brathay Hall in the beautiful English Lake District. Siobhan calls her spherical and semi spherical forms Microcosms, because all of them represent wider stories or responses. They explore perspective, encouraging us to consider internal and external surfaces and our favourite view of this intersection. This piece inspired by the fabric produced at Farfield Mill is deorated with slip containing stone from Yorkshire Lancashire and Cumbria and incised. The interior is gilded with tin.
DETAILS:
Microcosm textured with 3 Counties Slip and Tin Leaf
22 cm Diameter
12 cm Tall
PRICE £375
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LIMESTONE MICROCOSM 24
SIOBHAN MILES-MOORE
This unique piece was handbuilt by Siobhan Miles-Moore in the Miles-Moore Ceramics Studio at Brathay Hall in the beautiful English Lake District. Siobhan calls her spherical and semi spherical forms Microcosms, because all of them represent wider stories or responses. They explore perspective, encouraging us to consider internal and external surfaces and our favourite view of this intersection Exterior is textured with bands of slips containing stone and sand from Yorkshire Lancashire and Cumbria. Interior is gilded with gold coloured metal leaf
DETAILS:
Microcosm 3 Counties Slip and “gold” coloured metal leaf
11 cm Diameter
11 cm Tall
PRICE £125
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MOONVASE
MARTIN MILES-MOORE
This unique piece was hand thrown on a wheel by Martin Miles-Moore in the Miles-Moore Ceramics Studio at Brathay Hall in the beautiful English Lake District. It is glazed in a Copper Red glaze. Copper Red glazes are those that contain Copper Oxide that was been fired in such a way as to remove oxygen and create a red as opposed to a blue or green coloured oxide. Neriagi is a Japanese word that refers to the specific technique of combining different coloured clays in a wheel thrown piece of work. The two ( or more) clays are layered and wedged together , firmly enough to remove air bubbles, but not so much as to create a muddy effect. When this combination clay is throw the spirals that are created are unique and almost impossible to influence. The provides each piece with a unique character.
DETAILS:
Moonvase glazed with Copper Red Shap Pink granite glaze on a Neriagi base.
20 cm Diameter
24 cm Tall
PRICE £195
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MICROCOSM WOOD ASH / PURPLE
SIOBHAN MILES-MOORE
This unique piece was handbuilt by Siobhan Miles-Moore in the Miles-Moore Ceramics Studio at Brathay Hall in the beautiful English Lake District. Siobhan calls her spherical and semi spherical forms Microcosms, because all of them represent wider stories or responses. They explore perspective, encouraging us to consider internal and external surfaces and our favourite view of this intersection.
DETAILS:
Microcosm with Wood Ash Glaze
11 cm Diameter
11 cm Tall
PRICE £145
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MICROCOSM WITH IRON ORE AND COPPER LEAF
SIOBHAN MILES-MOORE
This unique piece was handbuilt by Siobhan Miles-Moore in the Miles-Moore Ceramics Studio at Brathay Hall in the beautiful English Lake District. Siobhan calls her spherical and semi spherical forms Microcosms, because all of them represent wider stories or responses. They explore perspective, encouraging us to consider internal and external surfaces and our favourite view of this intersection. Hipping Hall style pieces use Heamatite Iron Ore from the Florence Mine in Egremont for exterior decoration and the interior is gilded with Copper Leaf. This combination has become known as the Hipping Hall Style because this gorgeous restaurant on the Yorkshire/Cumbria/Lancashire border selected it for their tables, The dining room at Hipping Hall was originally a Blacksmith’s; where iron was formed in the copper glow of forge, a great example of how Miles-Moore Ceramics use materials to tell stories about a sense of place
DETAILS:
Microcosm with Iron Ore and copper leaf
14 cm Diameter
13 cm Tall
PRICE £125
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MICROCOSM IRON ORE
SIOBHAN MILES-MOORE
This unique piece was handbuilt by Siobhan Miles-Moore in the Miles-Moore Ceramics Studio at Brathay Hall in the beautiful English Lake District. Siobhan calls her spherical and semi spherical forms Microcosms, because all of them represent wider stories or responses. They explore perspective, encouraging us to consider internal and external surfaces and our favourite view of this intersection. Hipping Hall style pieces use Heamatite Iron Ore from the Florence Mine in Egremont for exterior decoration and the interior is gilded with Copper Leaf. This combination has become known as the Hipping Hall Style because this gorgeous restaurant on the Yorkshire/Cumbria/Lancashire border selected it for their tables, The dining room at Hipping Hall was originally a Blacksmith’s; where iron was formed in the copper glow of forge, a great example of how Miles-Moore Ceramics use materials to tell stories about a sense of place.
DETAILS:
Microcosm with Iron Ore and copper leaf
12 cm Diameter
11 cm Tall
PRICE £125
7NMICSMM
MICROCOSM WITH IRON ORE AND COPPER LEAF
SIOBHAN MILES-MOORE
This unique piece was handbuilt by Siobhan Miles-Moore in the Miles-Moore Ceramics Studio at Brathay Hall in the beautiful English Lake District. Siobhan calls her spherical and semi spherical forms Microcosms, because all of them represent wider stories or responses. They explore perspective, encouraging us to consider internal and external surfaces and our favourite view of this intersection. Hipping Hall style pieces use Heamatite Iron Ore from the Florence Mine in Egremont for exterior decoration and the interior is gilded with Copper Leaf. This combination has become known as the Hipping Hall Style because this gorgeous restaurant on the Yorkshire/Cumbria/Lancashire border selected it for their tables, The dining room at Hipping Hall was originally a Blacksmith’s; where iron was formed in the copper glow of forge, a great example of how Miles-Moore Ceramics use materials to tell stories about a sense of place
DETAILS:
Microcosm with Iron Ore and copper leaf
14 cm Diameter
13 cm Tall
PRICE £125
10NMICSMM
RACING WATER MICROCOSM AQUA LEAF
SIOBHAN MILES-MOORE
This unique piece was handbuilt by Siobhan Miles-Moore in the Miles-Moore Ceramics Studio at Brathay Hall in the beautiful English Lake District. Siobhan calls her spherical and semi spherical forms Microcosms, because all of them represent wider stories or responses. They explore perspective, encouraging us to consider internal and external surfaces and our favourite view of this intersection. This Microcosm inspired by racing water uses slate and stone from Lancsahire Yorkshire and Cumbria and is glazed with a gently mottled aqua coloured metal leaf.
DETAILS:
Microcosm with 3 county slips and aqua coloured metal leaf
15 cm Diameter
12 cm Tall
PRICE £185
8NMICSMM
MICROCOSM IRON WITH BRIGHT PINK SILVER
SIOBHAN MILES-MOORE
This unique piece was handbuilt by Siobhan Miles-Moore in the Miles-Moore Ceramics Studio at Brathay Hall in the beautiful English Lake District. Siobhan calls her spherical and semi spherical forms Microcosms, because all of them represent wider stories or responses. They explore perspective, encouraging us to consider internal and external surfaces and our favourite view of this intersection. This heavily textures piece is decorated with Haematite Iron Ore and gilded inside with Bright Pink coloured Japanese SIlver
DETAILS:
Microcosm with Iron and Bright Pink Silver
12 cm Diameter
11 cm Tall
PRICE £145
9NMICSMM
MICROCOSM IRON WITH BRIGHT PINK SILVER
SIOBHAN MILES-MOORE
This unique piece was handbuilt by Siobhan Miles-Moore in the Miles-Moore Ceramics Studio at Brathay Hall in the beautiful English Lake District. Siobhan calls her spherical and semi spherical forms Microcosms, because all of them represent wider stories or responses. They explore perspective, encouraging us to consider internal and external surfaces and our favourite view of this intersection. This heavily textures piece is decorated with Haematite Iron Ore and gilded inside with Bright Pink coloured Japanese SIlver
DETAILS:
Microcosm with Iron and Bright Pink Silver
12 cm Diameter
11 cm Tall
PRICE £145
9NMICSMM
RACING WATER MICROCOSM AQUA LEAF
SIOBHAN MILES-MOORE
This unique piece was handbuilt by Siobhan Miles-Moore in the Miles-Moore Ceramics Studio at Brathay Hall in the beautiful English Lake District. Siobhan calls her spherical and semi spherical forms Microcosms, because all of them represent wider stories or responses. They explore perspective, encouraging us to consider internal and external surfaces and our favourite view of this intersection. This Microcosm inspired by racing water uses slate and stone from Lancsahire Yorkshire and Cumbria and is glazed with a gently mottled aqua coloured metal leaf.
DETAILS:
Microcosm with 3 county slips and aqua coloured metal leaf
15 cm Diameter
12 cm Tall
PRICE £185
8NMICSMM
MICROCOSM IRON ORE
SIOBHAN MILES-MOORE
This unique piece was handbuilt by Siobhan Miles-Moore in the Miles-Moore Ceramics Studio at Brathay Hall in the beautiful English Lake District. Siobhan calls her spherical and semi spherical forms Microcosms, because all of them represent wider stories or responses. They explore perspective, encouraging us to consider internal and external surfaces and our favourite view of this intersection. Hipping Hall style pieces use Heamatite Iron Ore from the Florence Mine in Egremont for exterior decoration and the interior is gilded with Copper Leaf. This combination has become known as the Hipping Hall Style because this gorgeous restaurant on the Yorkshire/Cumbria/Lancashire border selected it for their tables, The dining room at Hipping Hall was originally a Blacksmith’s; where iron was formed in the copper glow of forge, a great example of how Miles-Moore Ceramics use materials to tell stories about a sense of place.
DETAILS:
Microcosm with Iron Ore and copper leaf
12 cm Diameter
11 cm Tall
PRICE £125
7NMICSMM
MICROCOSM WOOD ASH / PURPLE
SIOBHAN MILES-MOORE
This unique piece was handbuilt by Siobhan Miles-Moore in the Miles-Moore Ceramics Studio at Brathay Hall in the beautiful English Lake District. Siobhan calls her spherical and semi spherical forms Microcosms, because all of them represent wider stories or responses. They explore perspective, encouraging us to consider internal and external surfaces and our favourite view of this intersection.
DETAILS:
Microcosm with Wood Ash Glaze
11 cm Diameter
11 cm Tall
PRICE £145
6NMICSMM
T A P I M A G E & M O V I E S T O
D I S C O V E R M O R E
THE KITCHEN
COMING SOON - DEMOS & SHOW CASES FROM AMAZING CHEFS & LOCATIONS
We hope you have enjoyed the Gallery so far.
Soon this door will open to a world of culinary expertise.
We have some fantastic friends like Oli Martin at Hipping Hall and Master Chef champion and founder of foodwith soul Irini Tzortzoglou.
T A P S M A L L I M A G E S F O R I N F O A N D T O B U Y
ABOUT this experience
welcome...
to an innovative online platform with heart and soul. A place where you can not only engage with art, but you can also meet the artists and immerse yourself in their inspirations, their process and all the location has to offer.
This development is born out of a mutually catalytic relationship between ceramic artists Martin and Siobhan Miles-Moore and Rich Stevens, Digital Designer. The warmth, excitement and energy in their dynamic is captured in this interactive yet tranquil virtual space.
You can view and purchase the works on show in the Gallery and even book a live appointment with the artists to discuss commissions and have a one-to-one guided tour.
Along with the Gallery the space includes the Confluences Room which captures the concept of a collaborative book, a cinema room, and a working studio.
However, this is an ever-evolving world with further developments being lovingly constructed.
It truly is a virtual destination of choice. One that is open to you whenever you want to escape to a creative and inspirational location. It is online curation that is people and sensory focussed. It wants to welcome and nourish you. Enjoy.
ABOUT RICH - THE DIGITAL ARCHITECT
The virtual space you are now exploring has been hand built by Rich Stevens. Here he gives an insight into his experience, drive, and his collaborative bond with Miles-Moore Ceramics.
“My dad was never afraid of giving me real tools as a child and I have always loved making and creating.
I enjoyed creating with my hands but found digital tools gave me another way to bring ideas to life and share visions, which would otherwise be too expensive or impractical to build. I also am cursed with looking at things and always wanting to improve them, and that now includes the way we interact digitally.”
Rich started his career as an apprentice with Rolls Royce when he was 16 and is now Creative Director of Design Real who provide conceptual product, automotive and user experience design services.
His endless enthusiasm delivers inspirational results all driven by a mindset that converts ‘I don’t know’ to ‘I need to find out’. A curiosity driven work ethic offering boundless potential.
He also brings the value of emotional investment to digital concepts in the belief that technology can enhance the physical world and is not a separate experience from it, that digital physical fusions will become part of our daily lives.
The experience you see here is the result of a joyous and catalytic meeting of like minds. Rich explains:
“Martin and Siobhan’s accomplished skills set, vision to engage and broaden the way that is expressed, was like blue touchpaper to a digital creative mind.
Can this be done in an empathic and emotional way that does not simply present the artist’s work but immerses the viewer in their world.
Art is not transactional but an emotional journey, this experimental collaboration is feeling its way forward to create a new way of engaging and immersing people in that world”.
The concept is ever evolving with further brainstorms becoming virtual realities. What is apparent is how much consideration has been given to the nuance that takes this innovation beyond a ‘Tour’ creating a complete ‘360’ brand immersion.
Part ‘day out’, part gallery shop, part story telling…always with heart.
Rich can be contacted at rich@designreal.co.uk
Future plans
Rich Stevens of Design Real elaborates on what you can expect to find ongoing behind the other virtual doors.
“Like any new home we have plans to expand. We are currently building a Japanese Tea Room in which we learn about the Tea ceremonies and what inspires Martin's work.
Once restrictions lift, we will be able to travel to locations from which the raw materials come. This will complete the Origins / Discovery room where you can see the process from digging the ground to final work of art.
We are experimenting with Augmented Reality too, so you can view pieces in your own home. Initially for commission pieces it offers a fantastic opportunity to share the work as it evolves”.
Confluences Bowl
This bowl was created during the first lockdown in 2020 for our exhibition Confluences at Farfield Mill. For the first time Siobhan and Martin collaborated on co-creating pieces. This bowl is one of those collaborative works and was inspired by the colours and textures of the water that used to drive our woollen industry.
This bowl is now sold
Neriagi Bowl
MARTIN MILES-MOORE
This unique piece was hand thrown on a wheel by Martin Miles-Moore in the Miles-Moore Ceramics Studio at Brathay Hall in the beautiful English Lake District. Neriagi Bowl with a Clear Shap Pink granite glaze. Neriagi is a Japanese word that refers to the specific technique of combining different coloured clays in a wheel thrown piece of work. The two ( or more) clays are layered and wedged together , firmly enough to remove air bubbles, but not so much as to create a muddy effect. When this combination clay is throw the spirals that are created are unique and almost impossible to influence. The provides each piece with a unique character.
DETAILS:
Neriagi Bowl
13 cm Diameter
15cm Tall
PRICE £65
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ItemS FOR SALE
Look out for these small images. Click on them to find out more information and buy directly from our online shop.
brathay
Out of bad things come good things. In the spring of 2018 Siobhan’s Sister died and so did a talented young local Chef; Matt Campbell. In trying to create our own positive legacy for them both we reached out to the Brathay Trust to see if we could help support their work building resilience in young people using creativity. A year later we had moved our studio into an amazing cabin in the woods, overlooking Windermere and are now involved in both “Matt’s” 3.7 Resilience Programme, The Future for Heroes programme and creative fundraising with them.
https://www.brathay.org.uk/
brathay
Out of bad things come good things. In the spring of 2018 Siobhan’s Sister died and so did a talented young local Chef; Matt Campbell. In trying to create our own positive legacy for them both we reached out to the Brathay Trust to see if we could help support their work building resilience in young people using creativity. A year later we had moved our studio into an amazing cabin in the woods, overlooking Windermere and are now involved in both “Matt’s” 3.7 Resilience Programme, The Future for Heroes programme and creative fundraising with them.
https://www.brathay.org.uk/
geoff cox – writer, poet, trail runner
Talking to Rich Berry we had mentioned that we wanted to try and tell the stories of our pots from different perspectives and he talked about a collaboration he had done with a poet. We had already met our studio neighbour Geoff and enjoyed chatting to him. We were delighted to find out they were one and the same and the idea for Confluences The Book was born. Geoff has a canny ability to pull together words and images together helping embed our work into a wider place based cultural landscape.
TWITTER
@TrailpikeRake
geoff cox – writer, poet, trail runner
Talking to Rich Berry we had mentioned that we wanted to try and tell the stories of our pots from different perspectives and he talked about a collaboration he had done with a poet. We had already met our studio neighbour Geoff and enjoyed chatting to him. We were delighted to find out they were one and the same and the idea for Confluences The Book was born. Geoff has a canny ability to pull together words and images together helping embed our work into a wider place based cultural landscape.
TWITTER
@TrailpikeRake
Naomi Saka – DIGITAL ARTIST
We have only met Naomi once, when Rich invited us to a mind-blowing day at Bentley HQ. Being introduced to her three-dimensional moving immersive light sculptures that tell the stories or journeys really gave us food for thought. We have a dream of one day collaborating on a completely joint exhibition joining Naomi’s love of Japanese folklore with the stories and intent behind Martin’s Tea bowls. But life and lock down has put that on hold for now. We were really proud that Naomi worked with us on Confluences at Farfield Mill and created a Journeyscape from film of the inspiration process and creation of key pieces in that exhibition.
http://www.naomisaka.de/
Naomi Saka – DIGITAL ARTIST
We have only met Naomi once, when Rich invited us to a mind-blowing day at Bentley HQ. Being introduced to her three-dimensional moving immersive light sculptures that tell the stories or journeys really gave us food for thought. We have a dream of one day collaborating on a completely joint exhibition joining Naomi’s love of Japanese folklore with the stories and intent behind Martin’s Tea bowls. But life and lock down has put that on hold for now. We were really proud that Naomi worked with us on Confluences at Farfield Mill and created a Journeyscape from film of the inspiration process and creation of key pieces in that exhibition.
http://www.naomisaka.de/
Adam Kaye – musician
We have great friends and some of them have children, great children. Which is how we know one half of Bondax, which makes us feel very “cool”. We first started talking to Adam about some form of collaboration when he came along to a meet the artists event for Confluences The Book, at Brantwood. When we were working on Confluences at Farfield Mill we realized that we were increasingly excited about telling the stories of our pieces and the places that create them through every sense, and we had not got music. Adam is also exploring place related sound and was almost as excited as us.
https://soundcloud.com/bondax/
Adam Kaye – musician
We have great friends and some of them have children, great children. Which is how we know one half of Bondax, which makes us feel very “cool”. We first started talking to Adam about some form of collaboration when he came along to a meet the artists event for Confluences The Book, at Brantwood. When we were working on Confluences at Farfield Mill we realized that we were increasingly excited about telling the stories of our pieces and the places that create them through every sense, and we had not got music. Adam is also exploring place related sound and was almost as excited as us.
https://soundcloud.com/bondax/
sharon burns – artist/wordsmith/marketeer/curator/legend
We meet a lot of lovely people in our lives. There are some who display kindness and care above and beyond the role they are playing. Being asked to take part in an exhibition in Arteria felt like an honour. Sharon, their manager, managed our chaos with grace and patience dealing with mild hysteria as Siobhan dropped off, or collected work on her way to or from visiting her Dad in hospital. When we heard she was leaving Arteria we wanted to stay in touch, little knowing that she would volunteer to help manage our chaos into a new studio experience. Lucky us.
https://www.typeandface.co.uk/
sharon burns – artist/wordsmith/marketeer/curator/legend
We meet a lot of lovely people in our lives. There are some who display kindness and care above and beyond the role they are playing. Being asked to take part in an exhibition in Arteria felt like an honour. Sharon, their manager, managed our chaos with grace and patience dealing with mild hysteria as Siobhan dropped off, or collected work on her way to or from visiting her Dad in hospital. When we heard she was leaving Arteria we wanted to stay in touch, little knowing that she would volunteer to help manage our chaos into a new studio experience. Lucky us.
https://www.typeandface.co.uk/
rich berry – film maker
Working with great Chefs has led to some interesting and unexpected introductions. When Kev Tickle (then of the Forest Side) was invited to prepare some Arctic Char for a film being made by Henry Iddon and Rich Berry, Martin was invited to make char pots as part of the production. Rich then got dragged into Siobhan’s Copper in our Veins Project. His endless enthusiasm and focus and ability to absorb new subject matter is amazing.
https://www.reelthings.co.uk/
rich berry – film maker
Working with great Chefs has led to some interesting and unexpected introductions. When Kev Tickle (then of the Forest Side) was invited to prepare some Arctic Char for a film being made by Henry Iddon and Rich Berry, Martin was invited to make char pots as part of the production. Rich then got dragged into Siobhan’s Copper in our Veins Project. His endless enthusiasm and focus and ability to absorb new subject matter is amazing.
https://www.reelthings.co.uk/
richard stevens – digital experience design
We have all attended meetings that we had high hopes for that failed to deliver.
When Flock invites you to a meeting you can be sure that something great will come out of it!
Even we did not expect it to result in a practice altering, paradigm shifting meeting though.
Rich Steven’s knowledge and enthusiasm has allowed us to explore ideas that had previously felt like distant dreams. Extending our understanding of our own practice and for us to make it possible to share the immersive nature of our approach more widely. We ban caffeine at all our meetings for fear we might actually explode with excitement.
https://www.designreal.co.uk/
richard stevens – digital experience design
We have all attended meetings that we had high hopes for that failed to deliver.
When Flock invites you to a meeting you can be sure that something great will come out of it!
Even we did not expect it to result in a practice altering, paradigm shifting meeting though.
Rich Steven’s knowledge and enthusiasm has allowed us to explore ideas that had previously felt like distant dreams. Extending our understanding of our own practice and for us to make it possible to share the immersive nature of our approach more widely. We ban caffeine at all our meetings for fear we might actually explode with excitement.
https://www.designreal.co.uk/
Francesca Jones – artist
Quite a lot of great things in our lives start with food and drink. So, when we got a visit from Laura and Daz, owners of Ambleside’s new Japanese Deli and restaurant, Auradaze; we could not have been more delighted; geeking out about Japanese ceramics AND food, perfect. Fast forward two years and Laura volunteered her artist daughter to paint a portrait of Martin working at his wheel as a belated 60th Birthday Present. It is such a perfect image of Martin in his happy place that we needed to build it in to our Confluence space.
https://www.instagram.com/arti.fran/
Francesca Jones – artist
Quite a lot of great things in our lives start with food and drink. So, when we got a visit from Laura and Daz, owners of Ambleside’s new Japanese Deli and restaurant, Auradaze; we could not have been more delighted; geeking out about Japanese ceramics AND food, perfect. Fast forward two years and Laura volunteered her artist daughter to paint a portrait of Martin working at his wheel as a belated 60th Birthday Present. It is such a perfect image of Martin in his happy place that we needed to build it in to our Confluence space.
https://www.instagram.com/arti.fran/
EN-RICHED STUDIO EXPERIENCE
WELCOME
Born out of a joyous, catalytic meeting of like minds and in response to the question, 'how can our pots tell their story' the EN-RICHED STUDIO EXPERIENCE illustrates what happens when creativity is given the room to breathe and to evolve organically.
Future plans
Like any new home we have plans to expand. We are currently building an EAST MEETS WEST room in which we learn about what inspires Martin's work.
Once restrictions lift, we will be able to travel to locations from which the raw materials come. This will complete the Origins / Discovery room where you can see the process from digging the ground to final work of art.
We are experimenting with Augmented Reality too, so you can view pieces in your own home. Initially for commission pieces it will offer a fantastic opportunity to share the work as it evolves.
FLOCK – PR & EVENTS
We knew half of Flock before there was Flock and Sophia Newton was the person who secured and wrote the first piece on Martin’s work for Cumbria Life in 2017. Our friendship with Janett and Sophia sustains us and their professionalism, enthusiasm and their events have been a key part of our success. Our lives are better and more connected because of these fab humans.
https://www.createaflock.co.uk/
FLOCK – PR & EVENTS
We knew half of Flock before there was Flock and Sophia Newton was the person who secured and wrote the first piece on Martin’s work for Cumbria Life in 2017. Our friendship with Janett and Sophia sustains us and their professionalism, enthusiasm and their events have been a key part of our success. Our lives are better and more connected because of these fab humans.
https://www.createaflock.co.uk/
Victoria Sedgewick – COMMERCIAL Photography
At all the best Cumbrian networking events the smiling presence of Victoria discretely captures the joy and the gravitas, the smiles and the tears of the people. During lockdown her whole village was captured for posterity by her kind lens.
So, we were especially delighted to have her come and capture some of our Date Night Dining Ware being graced with the fabulous food of Irini Tzortzoglou. Even in the freezing cold she kept us all smiling and relaxed.
https://www.victoriasedgwick.com/
Victoria Sedgewick – COMMERCIAL Photography
At all the best Cumbrian networking events the smiling presence of Victoria discretely captures the joy and the gravitas, the smiles and the tears of the people. During lockdown her whole village was captured for posterity by her kind lens.
So, we were especially delighted to have her come and capture some of our Date Night Dining Ware being graced with the fabulous food of Irini Tzortzoglou. Even in the freezing cold she kept us all smiling and relaxed.
https://www.victoriasedgwick.com/
ECO SYSTEMS
As people making a living from their creativity, we know we do our best work when part of a creative ecosystem. Being surrounded by other creatives and their talents, inspires us, and allows us to thrive. With the help of these creative confluences, we know that we can build richer layers of interest, stories, and connection. It also makes being creative a lot more fun.
ECO SYSTEMS
As people making a living from their creativity, we know we do our best work when part of a creative ecosystem. Being surrounded by other creatives and their talents, inspires us, and allows us to thrive. With the help of these creative confluences, we know that we can build richer layers of interest, stories, and connection. It also makes being creative a lot more fun.
SHEENAH ALCOCK – Photography & film
So, without Flock we would not have met Rich or Sheenah. Sheenah has been the competent quiet cheerful powerhouse behind a film camera at many events we have attended. Working with her on Confluences at Farfield Mill gave us even more respect for her understanding of visual and verbal narratives and her ability to capture and present these. She also makes us laugh, a lot, in all the right places.
http://www.sheenahalcock.co.uk/
SHEENA HALCOCK – Photography & film
So, without Flock we would not have met Rich or Sheenah. Sheenah has been the competent quiet cheerful powerhouse behind a film camera at many events we have attended. Working with her on Confluences at Farfield Mill gave us even more respect for her understanding of visual and verbal narratives and her ability to capture and present these. She also makes us laugh, a lot, in all the right places.
http://www.sheenahalcock.co.uk/
EUAN ADAMSON – PHOTOGRAPHER
We were lucky enough to meet Euan through Spring Fling when Daniel Lacey www.daniellacey.com was kind enough to invite us to share his studio. From our very first shoot with Euan, we were amazed by his understated calm and technical excellence; as we have worked with him more, we have learned that we can trust him to see and create images that we love that invite real consideration of the work.
Working on Confluences the Book would have been unthinkable without him.
https://www.euanadamson.com/
EUAN ADAMSON – PHOTOGRAPHER
We were lucky enough to meet Euan through Spring Fling, when Daniel Lacey was kind enough to invite us to share his studio. From our very first shoot with Euan we were amazed by his understated calm and technical excellence; as we have worked with him more we have learned that we can trust him to see and create images that we love that invite real consideration of the work. Working on Confluences The Book would have been unthinkable without him.
https://www.euanadamson.com/
BOUNDLESS VISTAS
Coming Soon - BoundlessVistas.com
The next Design Real Project is focussed on digital wellness. A place you can escape to the fells whenever you want from wherever you are. Launching May 2021.
BOUNDLESS VISTAS
Coming Soon - BoundlessVistas.com
A project focussed on digital wellness.
A place you can escape to the fells whenever you want from wherever you are.
Launching May 2021.