$30 each

Proceeds from the sale of this calendar will be donated to the Australian Marine Conservation Society in support of their vital Fight for Our 

Reef campaign.

Please email us at nrpotterysupplies@gmail.com to order. We are happy to post anywhere!

This is a fundraising initiative by us here at Northern Rivers Pottery Supplies. 

We’d like to thank all the wonderful local potters involved:

Lauren Campbell

Gyan Daniel Wall

Brooke Clunie

Zani McEnnally

Richard Jones

Greg Furney

Emily Rose Flowers

Natalia Torres Negreira

Nevena Zakhariev

Suvira McDonald

Emma Walke

and all who supported the project:

Rebecca Rushbrook Photography

Kylie Bridges Art | Graphic Design

Villa Rustica Brooklet

Bruce Mann Hair

Elvis Schmoulianoff makeup

Samantha Erichsen makeup

The French Bench

Brooke Clunie: http://www.brookeclunie.com/:

The Red Door Studio and Gallery at Fernleigh in the Byron Bay Hinterland is the home of Brooke Clunie and her distinctive range of wheel thrown ceramics.

Brooke creates original custom made and personalised pottery tableware ideal for unique gifts celebrating occasions such as weddings, births, birthdays and christenings.

Brooke also specialises in corporate orders for businesses wishing to create lasting relationships with their clients.

Thrown on the potters wheel and individually decorated with her loose and playful imagery, Brooke’s ceramics celebrate colour, vitality and imagination.

Penny Evans: https://pennyevansart.com/

Penny graduated in 1990 with a Bachelor of Visual Arts – Ceramics Major from the Sydney College of the Arts.

Penny produces evolving series of ceramic artworks which are thrown, pinched, coiled and slab built, using raku, terracotta, white and dark earthenware clay bodies.  After creating the forms each piece is decorated using slips, underglazes & glazes combined with sgraffito & carving.

The technique of sgrafitto is a strong feature of the ware and links to Kamilaroi traditions of carving into trees, weapons, utensils as well as ground carving for ceremonial purposes, communications & storytelling. The artwork on Penny’s ceramics reference her Kamilaroi/Gomeroi cultural heritage & also ‘retro’ style ‘Aboriginalia’ souvenir ceramics from the 1950’s & 60’s in Australia, combined with my own evolving graphic style.

Penny has had numerous exhibitions since the 1990s and is the recipient of many Awards and residencies all of which are listed on her website. Penny has taught ceramics at Lismore TAFE and has a highly successful online shop.

Gyan Daniel Wall

Gyan is a skilled and passionate clay worker, wood-firer and kiln builder with over 20 years of experience devoted to the craft.

For Gyan this process is a form of alchemy, a co-creation with the natural elements in order to produce objects of function and beauty.

He approaches it as an “intuitive science”, engaging in this process whole-heartedly with an attitude of playfulness, acute observation, deep contemplation and an air of non-attachment. He delights in making simple and beautiful functional wares that feel good to use.

His sculptural forms are of spiritual significance and speak of universal creation.

Gyan is exceptionally skilled in a variety of wheel forming and hand building techniques and can assist all levels of practitioner from beginner through to advanced through this creative process; from conception through to completion.