Using a handmade piece of pottery, even a simple mug, invites the user in to the world of themaker. It slows you down and makes you take notice of the pot. The pot reveals itself to you every time you use it and by extension, the maker is made evident as well.

Bob’s work strives to embody humankind’s intimate connection with nature’s energy.

Jacquie produces each piece of pottery to celebrate and embellish the simple beauty of the everyday. "Bring your humanity to your art. Bring your art to humanity." Maxime Lagace

Lael’s functional pottery combines quiet and ornate surfaces on intimate forms that entrance the user and ask them to take a moment to pause in a busy world.

Erin uses Cone 3 on her pots finishing them with a bubble glaze. She experiments with amber glazes with a touch of red and adds carvings as well as under glazing to her work.

Lenke Harcsa lives and works as an artist in Calgary, making and teaching Ceramics and Visual Art. Her love of ceramics began in early childhood while making pots out of clay with her father and it continues to this day.