Drawing her influences from 18th century English designs, Teresa uses a technique called "slip-trailing" to apply her intricate patterns.

Each piece is hand-thrown on the Potters' Wheel. Once dried enough to handle, the pot is carefully trimmed, then decorated with clay slips, by first painting, then applying the slips using a fine nozzle, creating a slightly raised design.

By mixing her own glaze and clay slips using natural oxides and underglazes, Teresa is able to produce her own signature colours and textures.

Although highly decorative and collectable, her pottery is food-safe and microwave and dishwasher proof.

You will find Teresa at the Market on a daily basis from July to September, or you can visit her Kinburn studio by appointment.