Jo Eacock

Ebb & Flow No.2. Hand-built by coiling, 48cm tall carved vase.

Artwork for Jo Eacock

Ebb & Flow No.2. Hand-built by coiling, 48cm tall carved vase.

Open Sphere, Hand-built using the coiling method.

Variety of hand-built craft crank, ceramic pieces.

Ebb&Flow No.3

Go with the flow planter

Exhibiting at

Lower Hillend Studio

Details

Telephone:

07484722009

How would you describe the work you do and why?:

I produce hand-built decorative homeware. My aim, to create beautiful ceramic art, designed and influenced by aspects of nature. My current collection Ebb & Flow, is inspired by the patterns made by water over sand, sea and riverbeds.

For you what does being an artist mean?:

Ceramic art is my passion. I hand-build all my pieces intuitively and love how incredibly versatile stoneware clay is. Having worked for many years as an interior designer, I think I understand how decorative pieces work to enhance our lives and the spaces we live in.

Describe what you call yourself/your practice?:

Ceramic Artist

Your practice & activities include e.g workshops, teaching:

I am a member of an open access clay studio in Worcestershire and this winter hope to teach a hand-building class of my own.

CV & Education, relevant & leading to your artistic practice:

I was introduced to ceramics at sixth form and college, but my career path lead me in to interior design. The love of clay was reignited when I joined a recreational class at Malvern Arts College, but it really caught fire 18 months ago when I joined my current studio.

Exhibitions in the last 3 years:

Worcester 100 Exhibition 2025

Your gallery outlets/stockists:

Meyer and Marsh at the Hop Pocket, Herefordshire.

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