CODE 191

Rachel Peters is a nationally recognized ceramic artist based in Hoylake, Wirral, UK. Her work is influenced by Danish design, emphasizing minimalist aesthetics and rich textures. Rachel’s hand-built vessels and sculptures, created using the coiling technique, are celebrated for their elegant simplicity.

Rachel has exhibited at notable events such as Ceramic Art London, York Ceramic Fair, and Potfest in the Park. Her work is held in both public and private collections, including The Lake Gallery and The Biscuit Factory. Recognized as a selected member of the Craft Potters Association (CPA), Design-Nation, and Find a Maker, Rachel continues to gain recognition for her contributions to the field of ceramics.

This moon jar by Rachel Peters is a testament to her mastery of form and texture, drawing inspiration from the simplicity and beauty that define her work. Titled 'Code 191', it is one of two pieces Rachel made explicitly for this collection. It stands out for its pure size, perfect form and delicate small opening that stands in contrast to its heavy weight and the robustness of stonewear.

This piece is hand-built through the coiling process, allowing for organic, rounded shapes that embody both softness and strength. Crafted from grogged stoneware clay, the jar’s surface is intentionally left unglazed, allowing the natural texture of the material to shine through. Upon closer inspection, one finds small patterns in the stonewear used that break its dark appearance.

Hand-built with care
Material: Stoneware Clay
Process: Hand-coiled, Subtle white slip application
Type: Unique art work w/ Certificate of Authenticity