Sarah Horlock is a Norwich-based ceramic artist and former archaeologist whose pottery is inspired by the patterns, textures, and landscapes found in archaeological scans and ancient sites. Blending her background in archaeology with contemporary ceramic techniques, Sarah creates unique, handcrafted pottery using experimental methods such as raku firing. Her work reflects a deep connection to history, landscape, and the transformative nature of fire and clay.

A wheel-thrown cup made from a lightly iron-flecked stoneware clay and hand decorated with a wax resist and copper oxide design and finished in glossy white glaze. From Sarah’s ‘Frostworks’ collection, which are inspired  by earthworks emerging from the melting snow and frost on her walks in Norwich.

Measuring approximately 7cm tall and 8cm across.

Please note the decoration varies slightly as each cup is unique and you could be sent any of the designs pictured.