Handmade Ceramic Art
SHOP Handmade Ceramics ONLINE AT THE CORNER STORE GALLERY
Welcome to The Corner Store Gallery’s Online Handmade Ceramics Collection. Discover our curated range of handmade Australian ceramics, crafted by local makers and available to buy online with fast Australia-wide delivery. From functional pieces to decorative art, each item brings warmth and character to your home. We proudly support independent Australian ceramicists. Enjoy flexible lay-by, secure shipping, and international delivery.
Rachel Lucas, The River Run
Stoneware clay, 32h x 11w cm
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Rachel Lucas is an Australian ceramic artist working in stoneware and porcelain. After a career in science and business, and many years raising her family, she formally began her ceramics training at the National Art School, Darlinghurst in 2019. She now exhibits regularly and has been recognised in major art prizes across Australia.
Her practice explores themes of landscape, endurance and the passage of time. Working with both wheel-throwing and hand-building techniques, Rachel creates sculptural ceramic forms that respond to the textures and rhythms of the natural world. Clay, for her, is a living material that carries both history and possibility. Its strength and vulnerability mirror the Australian landscape and the human condition.
Her Riverbed series reflects the elemental origins of clay, drawing on ancient ceramic traditions and the raw beauty of parched land. In contrast, her Mortals series considers ageing, loss and resilience. Created in part as a tribute to a friend lost during Covid, these works explore the balance between strength and fragility, presence and absence. Across her practice, Rachel’s contemporary ceramic sculptures speak to endurance. Though time alters all things, her work suggests that grace and spirit remain.
Shipping:
Artwork is available for collection or shipping after the close of the exhibition on May 3rd 2026.
This piece can be shipped for $35 anywhere within Australia, with an additional $5 added for each extra product purchased through our online store - select shipping option > SMALL ARTWORK AUSTRALIA WIDE FLAT RATE at the checkout.
All online artwork sales are final and no refunds or returns will be accepted.
Rachel Lucas, The Flow
Stoneware clay, 10h x 27w cm
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Rachel Lucas is an Australian ceramic artist working in stoneware and porcelain. After a career in science and business, and many years raising her family, she formally began her ceramics training at the National Art School, Darlinghurst in 2019. She now exhibits regularly and has been recognised in major art prizes across Australia.
Her practice explores themes of landscape, endurance and the passage of time. Working with both wheel-throwing and hand-building techniques, Rachel creates sculptural ceramic forms that respond to the textures and rhythms of the natural world. Clay, for her, is a living material that carries both history and possibility. Its strength and vulnerability mirror the Australian landscape and the human condition.
Her Riverbed series reflects the elemental origins of clay, drawing on ancient ceramic traditions and the raw beauty of parched land. In contrast, her Mortals series considers ageing, loss and resilience. Created in part as a tribute to a friend lost during Covid, these works explore the balance between strength and fragility, presence and absence. Across her practice, Rachel’s contemporary ceramic sculptures speak to endurance. Though time alters all things, her work suggests that grace and spirit remain.
Shipping:
Artwork is available for collection or shipping after the close of the exhibition on May 3rd 2026.
This piece can be shipped for $35 anywhere within Australia, with an additional $5 added for each extra product purchased through our online store - select shipping option > SMALL ARTWORK AUSTRALIA WIDE FLAT RATE at the checkout.
All online artwork sales are final and no refunds or returns will be accepted.
Rachel Lucas, Following Water
Stoneware clay, 10h x 27w cm
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Rachel Lucas is an Australian ceramic artist working in stoneware and porcelain. After a career in science and business, and many years raising her family, she formally began her ceramics training at the National Art School, Darlinghurst in 2019. She now exhibits regularly and has been recognised in major art prizes across Australia.
Her practice explores themes of landscape, endurance and the passage of time. Working with both wheel-throwing and hand-building techniques, Rachel creates sculptural ceramic forms that respond to the textures and rhythms of the natural world. Clay, for her, is a living material that carries both history and possibility. Its strength and vulnerability mirror the Australian landscape and the human condition.
Her Riverbed series reflects the elemental origins of clay, drawing on ancient ceramic traditions and the raw beauty of parched land. In contrast, her Mortals series considers ageing, loss and resilience. Created in part as a tribute to a friend lost during Covid, these works explore the balance between strength and fragility, presence and absence. Across her practice, Rachel’s contemporary ceramic sculptures speak to endurance. Though time alters all things, her work suggests that grace and spirit remain.
Shipping:
Artwork is available for collection or shipping after the close of the exhibition on May 3rd 2026.
This piece can be shipped for $35 anywhere within Australia, with an additional $5 added for each extra product purchased through our online store - select shipping option > SMALL ARTWORK AUSTRALIA WIDE FLAT RATE at the checkout.
All online artwork sales are final and no refunds or returns will be accepted.
Rachel Lucas, Broken River
Stoneware clay, 4h x 25w cm
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Rachel Lucas is an Australian ceramic artist working in stoneware and porcelain. After a career in science and business, and many years raising her family, she formally began her ceramics training at the National Art School, Darlinghurst in 2019. She now exhibits regularly and has been recognised in major art prizes across Australia.
Her practice explores themes of landscape, endurance and the passage of time. Working with both wheel-throwing and hand-building techniques, Rachel creates sculptural ceramic forms that respond to the textures and rhythms of the natural world. Clay, for her, is a living material that carries both history and possibility. Its strength and vulnerability mirror the Australian landscape and the human condition.
Her Riverbed series reflects the elemental origins of clay, drawing on ancient ceramic traditions and the raw beauty of parched land. In contrast, her Mortals series considers ageing, loss and resilience. Created in part as a tribute to a friend lost during Covid, these works explore the balance between strength and fragility, presence and absence. Across her practice, Rachel’s contemporary ceramic sculptures speak to endurance. Though time alters all things, her work suggests that grace and spirit remain.
Shipping:
Artwork is available for collection or shipping after the close of the exhibition on May 3rd 2026.
This piece can be shipped for $35 anywhere within Australia, with an additional $5 added for each extra product purchased through our online store - select shipping option > SMALL ARTWORK AUSTRALIA WIDE FLAT RATE at the checkout.
All online artwork sales are final and no refunds or returns will be accepted.
Rachel Lucas, Pebble Plate V
Stoneware clay, 2h x 15w cm
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Rachel Lucas is an Australian ceramic artist working in stoneware and porcelain. After a career in science and business, and many years raising her family, she formally began her ceramics training at the National Art School, Darlinghurst in 2019. She now exhibits regularly and has been recognised in major art prizes across Australia.
Her practice explores themes of landscape, endurance and the passage of time. Working with both wheel-throwing and hand-building techniques, Rachel creates sculptural ceramic forms that respond to the textures and rhythms of the natural world. Clay, for her, is a living material that carries both history and possibility. Its strength and vulnerability mirror the Australian landscape and the human condition.
Her Riverbed series reflects the elemental origins of clay, drawing on ancient ceramic traditions and the raw beauty of parched land. In contrast, her Mortals series considers ageing, loss and resilience. Created in part as a tribute to a friend lost during Covid, these works explore the balance between strength and fragility, presence and absence. Across her practice, Rachel’s contemporary ceramic sculptures speak to endurance. Though time alters all things, her work suggests that grace and spirit remain.
Shipping:
Artwork is available for collection or shipping after the close of the exhibition on May 3rd 2026.
This piece can be shipped for $35 anywhere within Australia, with an additional $5 added for each extra product purchased through our online store - select shipping option > SMALL ARTWORK AUSTRALIA WIDE FLAT RATE at the checkout.
All online artwork sales are final and no refunds or returns will be accepted.
Rachel Lucas, Pebble Plate III
Stoneware clay, 2h x 15w cm
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Rachel Lucas is an Australian ceramic artist working in stoneware and porcelain. After a career in science and business, and many years raising her family, she formally began her ceramics training at the National Art School, Darlinghurst in 2019. She now exhibits regularly and has been recognised in major art prizes across Australia.
Her practice explores themes of landscape, endurance and the passage of time. Working with both wheel-throwing and hand-building techniques, Rachel creates sculptural ceramic forms that respond to the textures and rhythms of the natural world. Clay, for her, is a living material that carries both history and possibility. Its strength and vulnerability mirror the Australian landscape and the human condition.
Her Riverbed series reflects the elemental origins of clay, drawing on ancient ceramic traditions and the raw beauty of parched land. In contrast, her Mortals series considers ageing, loss and resilience. Created in part as a tribute to a friend lost during Covid, these works explore the balance between strength and fragility, presence and absence. Across her practice, Rachel’s contemporary ceramic sculptures speak to endurance. Though time alters all things, her work suggests that grace and spirit remain.
Shipping:
Artwork is available for collection or shipping after the close of the exhibition on May 3rd 2026.
This piece can be shipped for $35 anywhere within Australia, with an additional $5 added for each extra product purchased through our online store - select shipping option > SMALL ARTWORK AUSTRALIA WIDE FLAT RATE at the checkout.
All online artwork sales are final and no refunds or returns will be accepted.
Rachel Lucas, Pebble Plate II
Stoneware clay, 2h x 15w cm
Contact us about personal payment plans and Layby.
Rachel Lucas is an Australian ceramic artist working in stoneware and porcelain. After a career in science and business, and many years raising her family, she formally began her ceramics training at the National Art School, Darlinghurst in 2019. She now exhibits regularly and has been recognised in major art prizes across Australia.
Her practice explores themes of landscape, endurance and the passage of time. Working with both wheel-throwing and hand-building techniques, Rachel creates sculptural ceramic forms that respond to the textures and rhythms of the natural world. Clay, for her, is a living material that carries both history and possibility. Its strength and vulnerability mirror the Australian landscape and the human condition.
Her Riverbed series reflects the elemental origins of clay, drawing on ancient ceramic traditions and the raw beauty of parched land. In contrast, her Mortals series considers ageing, loss and resilience. Created in part as a tribute to a friend lost during Covid, these works explore the balance between strength and fragility, presence and absence. Across her practice, Rachel’s contemporary ceramic sculptures speak to endurance. Though time alters all things, her work suggests that grace and spirit remain.
Shipping:
Artwork is available for collection or shipping after the close of the exhibition on May 3rd 2026.
This piece can be shipped for $35 anywhere within Australia, with an additional $5 added for each extra product purchased through our online store - select shipping option > SMALL ARTWORK AUSTRALIA WIDE FLAT RATE at the checkout.
All online artwork sales are final and no refunds or returns will be accepted.
Rachel Lucas, Dry Channels
Stoneware clay, 24h x 17w cm
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Rachel Lucas is an Australian ceramic artist working in stoneware and porcelain. After a career in science and business, and many years raising her family, she formally began her ceramics training at the National Art School, Darlinghurst in 2019. She now exhibits regularly and has been recognised in major art prizes across Australia.
Her practice explores themes of landscape, endurance and the passage of time. Working with both wheel-throwing and hand-building techniques, Rachel creates sculptural ceramic forms that respond to the textures and rhythms of the natural world. Clay, for her, is a living material that carries both history and possibility. Its strength and vulnerability mirror the Australian landscape and the human condition.
Her Riverbed series reflects the elemental origins of clay, drawing on ancient ceramic traditions and the raw beauty of parched land. In contrast, her Mortals series considers ageing, loss and resilience. Created in part as a tribute to a friend lost during Covid, these works explore the balance between strength and fragility, presence and absence. Across her practice, Rachel’s contemporary ceramic sculptures speak to endurance. Though time alters all things, her work suggests that grace and spirit remain.
Shipping:
Artwork is available for collection or shipping after the close of the exhibition on May 3rd 2026.
This piece can be shipped for $35 anywhere within Australia, with an additional $5 added for each extra product purchased through our online store - select shipping option > SMALL ARTWORK AUSTRALIA WIDE FLAT RATE at the checkout.
All online artwork sales are final and no refunds or returns will be accepted.
Rachel Lucas, Moonlight
Stoneware clay, 7h x 29w cm
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Rachel Lucas is an Australian ceramic artist working in stoneware and porcelain. After a career in science and business, and many years raising her family, she formally began her ceramics training at the National Art School, Darlinghurst in 2019. She now exhibits regularly and has been recognised in major art prizes across Australia.
Her practice explores themes of landscape, endurance and the passage of time. Working with both wheel-throwing and hand-building techniques, Rachel creates sculptural ceramic forms that respond to the textures and rhythms of the natural world. Clay, for her, is a living material that carries both history and possibility. Its strength and vulnerability mirror the Australian landscape and the human condition.
Her Riverbed series reflects the elemental origins of clay, drawing on ancient ceramic traditions and the raw beauty of parched land. In contrast, her Mortals series considers ageing, loss and resilience. Created in part as a tribute to a friend lost during Covid, these works explore the balance between strength and fragility, presence and absence. Across her practice, Rachel’s contemporary ceramic sculptures speak to endurance. Though time alters all things, her work suggests that grace and spirit remain.
Shipping:
Artwork is available for collection or shipping after the close of the exhibition on May 3rd 2026.
This piece can be shipped for $35 anywhere within Australia, with an additional $5 added for each extra product purchased through our online store - select shipping option > SMALL ARTWORK AUSTRALIA WIDE FLAT RATE at the checkout.
All online artwork sales are final and no refunds or returns will be accepted.
Rachel Lucas, Moon River
Stoneware clay, 3h x 24w cm
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Rachel Lucas is an Australian ceramic artist working in stoneware and porcelain. After a career in science and business, and many years raising her family, she formally began her ceramics training at the National Art School, Darlinghurst in 2019. She now exhibits regularly and has been recognised in major art prizes across Australia.
Her practice explores themes of landscape, endurance and the passage of time. Working with both wheel-throwing and hand-building techniques, Rachel creates sculptural ceramic forms that respond to the textures and rhythms of the natural world. Clay, for her, is a living material that carries both history and possibility. Its strength and vulnerability mirror the Australian landscape and the human condition.
Her Riverbed series reflects the elemental origins of clay, drawing on ancient ceramic traditions and the raw beauty of parched land. In contrast, her Mortals series considers ageing, loss and resilience. Created in part as a tribute to a friend lost during Covid, these works explore the balance between strength and fragility, presence and absence. Across her practice, Rachel’s contemporary ceramic sculptures speak to endurance. Though time alters all things, her work suggests that grace and spirit remain.
Shipping:
Artwork is available for collection or shipping after the close of the exhibition on May 3rd 2026.
This piece can be shipped for $35 anywhere within Australia, with an additional $5 added for each extra product purchased through our online store - select shipping option > SMALL ARTWORK AUSTRALIA WIDE FLAT RATE at the checkout.
All online artwork sales are final and no refunds or returns will be accepted.
Rachel Lucas, Elegant Retrospective
Stoneware clay, 33h x 15w cm
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Rachel Lucas is an Australian ceramic artist working in stoneware and porcelain. After a career in science and business, and many years raising her family, she formally began her ceramics training at the National Art School, Darlinghurst in 2019. She now exhibits regularly and has been recognised in major art prizes across Australia.
Her practice explores themes of landscape, endurance and the passage of time. Working with both wheel-throwing and hand-building techniques, Rachel creates sculptural ceramic forms that respond to the textures and rhythms of the natural world. Clay, for her, is a living material that carries both history and possibility. Its strength and vulnerability mirror the Australian landscape and the human condition.
Her Riverbed series reflects the elemental origins of clay, drawing on ancient ceramic traditions and the raw beauty of parched land. In contrast, her Mortals series considers ageing, loss and resilience. Created in part as a tribute to a friend lost during Covid, these works explore the balance between strength and fragility, presence and absence. Across her practice, Rachel’s contemporary ceramic sculptures speak to endurance. Though time alters all things, her work suggests that grace and spirit remain.
Shipping:
Artwork is available for collection or shipping after the close of the exhibition on May 3rd 2026.
This piece can be shipped for $35 anywhere within Australia, with an additional $5 added for each extra product purchased through our online store - select shipping option > SMALL ARTWORK AUSTRALIA WIDE FLAT RATE at the checkout.
All online artwork sales are final and no refunds or returns will be accepted.
Rachel Lucas, Shape of Years
Stoneware clay, 18h x 21w cm
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Rachel Lucas is an Australian ceramic artist working in stoneware and porcelain. After a career in science and business, and many years raising her family, she formally began her ceramics training at the National Art School, Darlinghurst in 2019. She now exhibits regularly and has been recognised in major art prizes across Australia.
Her practice explores themes of landscape, endurance and the passage of time. Working with both wheel-throwing and hand-building techniques, Rachel creates sculptural ceramic forms that respond to the textures and rhythms of the natural world. Clay, for her, is a living material that carries both history and possibility. Its strength and vulnerability mirror the Australian landscape and the human condition.
Her Riverbed series reflects the elemental origins of clay, drawing on ancient ceramic traditions and the raw beauty of parched land. In contrast, her Mortals series considers ageing, loss and resilience. Created in part as a tribute to a friend lost during Covid, these works explore the balance between strength and fragility, presence and absence. Across her practice, Rachel’s contemporary ceramic sculptures speak to endurance. Though time alters all things, her work suggests that grace and spirit remain.
Shipping:
Artwork is available for collection or shipping after the close of the exhibition on May 3rd 2026.
This piece can be shipped for $35 anywhere within Australia, with an additional $5 added for each extra product purchased through our online store - select shipping option > SMALL ARTWORK AUSTRALIA WIDE FLAT RATE at the checkout.
All online artwork sales are final and no refunds or returns will be accepted.
Rachel Lucas, Bodies of Memory III
Stoneware clay, 33h x 12w cm
$2355 for all three “Bodies of Memory”
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Rachel Lucas is an Australian ceramic artist working in stoneware and porcelain. After a career in science and business, and many years raising her family, she formally began her ceramics training at the National Art School, Darlinghurst in 2019. She now exhibits regularly and has been recognised in major art prizes across Australia.
Her practice explores themes of landscape, endurance and the passage of time. Working with both wheel-throwing and hand-building techniques, Rachel creates sculptural ceramic forms that respond to the textures and rhythms of the natural world. Clay, for her, is a living material that carries both history and possibility. Its strength and vulnerability mirror the Australian landscape and the human condition.
Her Riverbed series reflects the elemental origins of clay, drawing on ancient ceramic traditions and the raw beauty of parched land. In contrast, her Mortals series considers ageing, loss and resilience. Created in part as a tribute to a friend lost during Covid, these works explore the balance between strength and fragility, presence and absence. Across her practice, Rachel’s contemporary ceramic sculptures speak to endurance. Though time alters all things, her work suggests that grace and spirit remain.
Shipping:
Artwork is available for collection or shipping after the close of the exhibition on May 3rd 2026.
This piece can be shipped for $35 anywhere within Australia, with an additional $5 added for each extra product purchased through our online store - select shipping option > SMALL ARTWORK AUSTRALIA WIDE FLAT RATE at the checkout.
All online artwork sales are final and no refunds or returns will be accepted.
Rachel Lucas, Bodies of Memory II
Stoneware clay, 38h x 14w cm
$2355 for all three “Bodies of Memory”
Contact us about personal payment plans and Layby.
Rachel Lucas is an Australian ceramic artist working in stoneware and porcelain. After a career in science and business, and many years raising her family, she formally began her ceramics training at the National Art School, Darlinghurst in 2019. She now exhibits regularly and has been recognised in major art prizes across Australia.
Her practice explores themes of landscape, endurance and the passage of time. Working with both wheel-throwing and hand-building techniques, Rachel creates sculptural ceramic forms that respond to the textures and rhythms of the natural world. Clay, for her, is a living material that carries both history and possibility. Its strength and vulnerability mirror the Australian landscape and the human condition.
Her Riverbed series reflects the elemental origins of clay, drawing on ancient ceramic traditions and the raw beauty of parched land. In contrast, her Mortals series considers ageing, loss and resilience. Created in part as a tribute to a friend lost during Covid, these works explore the balance between strength and fragility, presence and absence. Across her practice, Rachel’s contemporary ceramic sculptures speak to endurance. Though time alters all things, her work suggests that grace and spirit remain.
Shipping:
Artwork is available for collection or shipping after the close of the exhibition on May 3rd 2026.
This piece can be shipped for $35 anywhere within Australia, with an additional $5 added for each extra product purchased through our online store - select shipping option > SMALL ARTWORK AUSTRALIA WIDE FLAT RATE at the checkout.
All online artwork sales are final and no refunds or returns will be accepted.
Rachel Lucas, Bodies of Memory I
Stoneware clay, 45h x 20w cm
$2355 for all three “Bodies of Memory”
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Rachel Lucas is an Australian ceramic artist working in stoneware and porcelain. After a career in science and business, and many years raising her family, she formally began her ceramics training at the National Art School, Darlinghurst in 2019. She now exhibits regularly and has been recognised in major art prizes across Australia.
Her practice explores themes of landscape, endurance and the passage of time. Working with both wheel-throwing and hand-building techniques, Rachel creates sculptural ceramic forms that respond to the textures and rhythms of the natural world. Clay, for her, is a living material that carries both history and possibility. Its strength and vulnerability mirror the Australian landscape and the human condition.
Her Riverbed series reflects the elemental origins of clay, drawing on ancient ceramic traditions and the raw beauty of parched land. In contrast, her Mortals series considers ageing, loss and resilience. Created in part as a tribute to a friend lost during Covid, these works explore the balance between strength and fragility, presence and absence. Across her practice, Rachel’s contemporary ceramic sculptures speak to endurance. Though time alters all things, her work suggests that grace and spirit remain.
Shipping:
Artwork is available for collection or shipping after the close of the exhibition on May 3rd 2026.
This piece requires a custom shipping quote - select shipping option > LARGE ARTWORK CUSTOM QUOTE at the checkout. All artworks are insured and come safely packaged.
All online artwork sales are final and no refunds or returns will be accepted.
Rachel Lucas, Mortals III
Stoneware clay, 42h x 16w cm
$3045 for all three “Mortals”
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Rachel Lucas is an Australian ceramic artist working in stoneware and porcelain. After a career in science and business, and many years raising her family, she formally began her ceramics training at the National Art School, Darlinghurst in 2019. She now exhibits regularly and has been recognised in major art prizes across Australia.
Her practice explores themes of landscape, endurance and the passage of time. Working with both wheel-throwing and hand-building techniques, Rachel creates sculptural ceramic forms that respond to the textures and rhythms of the natural world. Clay, for her, is a living material that carries both history and possibility. Its strength and vulnerability mirror the Australian landscape and the human condition.
Her Riverbed series reflects the elemental origins of clay, drawing on ancient ceramic traditions and the raw beauty of parched land. In contrast, her Mortals series considers ageing, loss and resilience. Created in part as a tribute to a friend lost during Covid, these works explore the balance between strength and fragility, presence and absence. Across her practice, Rachel’s contemporary ceramic sculptures speak to endurance. Though time alters all things, her work suggests that grace and spirit remain.
Shipping:
Artwork is available for collection or shipping after the close of the exhibition on May 3rd 2026.
This piece can be shipped for $35 anywhere within Australia, with an additional $5 added for each extra product purchased through our online store - select shipping option > SMALL ARTWORK AUSTRALIA WIDE FLAT RATE at the checkout.
All online artwork sales are final and no refunds or returns will be accepted.
Rachel Lucas, Mortals I
Stoneware clay, 61h x 24w cm
$3045 for all three “Mortals”
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Rachel Lucas is an Australian ceramic artist working in stoneware and porcelain. After a career in science and business, and many years raising her family, she formally began her ceramics training at the National Art School, Darlinghurst in 2019. She now exhibits regularly and has been recognised in major art prizes across Australia.
Her practice explores themes of landscape, endurance and the passage of time. Working with both wheel-throwing and hand-building techniques, Rachel creates sculptural ceramic forms that respond to the textures and rhythms of the natural world. Clay, for her, is a living material that carries both history and possibility. Its strength and vulnerability mirror the Australian landscape and the human condition.
Her Riverbed series reflects the elemental origins of clay, drawing on ancient ceramic traditions and the raw beauty of parched land. In contrast, her Mortals series considers ageing, loss and resilience. Created in part as a tribute to a friend lost during Covid, these works explore the balance between strength and fragility, presence and absence. Across her practice, Rachel’s contemporary ceramic sculptures speak to endurance. Though time alters all things, her work suggests that grace and spirit remain.
Shipping:
Artwork is available for collection or shipping after the close of the exhibition on May 3rd 2026.
This piece requires a custom shipping quote - select shipping option > LARGE ARTWORK CUSTOM QUOTE at the checkout. All artworks are insured and come safely packaged.
All online artwork sales are final and no refunds or returns will be accepted.
Rachel Lucas, Vessels of Years III
Stoneware clay, 38h x 12w cm
$2995 for all three “Vessels of Years”
Contact us about personal payment plans and Layby.
Rachel Lucas is an Australian ceramic artist working in stoneware and porcelain. After a career in science and business, and many years raising her family, she formally began her ceramics training at the National Art School, Darlinghurst in 2019. She now exhibits regularly and has been recognised in major art prizes across Australia.
Her practice explores themes of landscape, endurance and the passage of time. Working with both wheel-throwing and hand-building techniques, Rachel creates sculptural ceramic forms that respond to the textures and rhythms of the natural world. Clay, for her, is a living material that carries both history and possibility. Its strength and vulnerability mirror the Australian landscape and the human condition.
Her Riverbed series reflects the elemental origins of clay, drawing on ancient ceramic traditions and the raw beauty of parched land. In contrast, her Mortals series considers ageing, loss and resilience. Created in part as a tribute to a friend lost during Covid, these works explore the balance between strength and fragility, presence and absence. Across her practice, Rachel’s contemporary ceramic sculptures speak to endurance. Though time alters all things, her work suggests that grace and spirit remain.
Shipping:
Artwork is available for collection or shipping after the close of the exhibition on May 3rd 2026.
This piece can be shipped for $35 anywhere within Australia, with an additional $5 added for each extra product purchased through our online store - select shipping option > SMALL ARTWORK AUSTRALIA WIDE FLAT RATE at the checkout.
All online artwork sales are final and no refunds or returns will be accepted.
Rachel Lucas, Vessels of Years II
Stoneware clay, 48h x 14w cm
$2995 for all three “Vessels of Years”
THIS ITEM REQUIRES A CUSTOM SHIPPING QUOTE
Contact us about personal payment plans and Layby.
Rachel Lucas is an Australian ceramic artist working in stoneware and porcelain. After a career in science and business, and many years raising her family, she formally began her ceramics training at the National Art School, Darlinghurst in 2019. She now exhibits regularly and has been recognised in major art prizes across Australia.
Her practice explores themes of landscape, endurance and the passage of time. Working with both wheel-throwing and hand-building techniques, Rachel creates sculptural ceramic forms that respond to the textures and rhythms of the natural world. Clay, for her, is a living material that carries both history and possibility. Its strength and vulnerability mirror the Australian landscape and the human condition.
Her Riverbed series reflects the elemental origins of clay, drawing on ancient ceramic traditions and the raw beauty of parched land. In contrast, her Mortals series considers ageing, loss and resilience. Created in part as a tribute to a friend lost during Covid, these works explore the balance between strength and fragility, presence and absence. Across her practice, Rachel’s contemporary ceramic sculptures speak to endurance. Though time alters all things, her work suggests that grace and spirit remain.
Shipping:
Artwork is available for collection or shipping after the close of the exhibition on May 3rd 2026.
This piece requires a custom shipping quote - select shipping option > LARGE ARTWORK CUSTOM QUOTE at the checkout. All artworks are insured and come safely packaged.
All online artwork sales are final and no refunds or returns will be accepted.
Rachel Lucas, Vessels of Years I
Stoneware clay, 61h x 20w cm
$2995 for all three “Vessels of Years”
THIS ITEM REQUIRES A CUSTOM SHIPPING QUOTE
Contact us about personal payment plans and Layby.
Rachel Lucas is an Australian ceramic artist working in stoneware and porcelain. After a career in science and business, and many years raising her family, she formally began her ceramics training at the National Art School, Darlinghurst in 2019. She now exhibits regularly and has been recognised in major art prizes across Australia.
Her practice explores themes of landscape, endurance and the passage of time. Working with both wheel-throwing and hand-building techniques, Rachel creates sculptural ceramic forms that respond to the textures and rhythms of the natural world. Clay, for her, is a living material that carries both history and possibility. Its strength and vulnerability mirror the Australian landscape and the human condition.
Her Riverbed series reflects the elemental origins of clay, drawing on ancient ceramic traditions and the raw beauty of parched land. In contrast, her Mortals series considers ageing, loss and resilience. Created in part as a tribute to a friend lost during Covid, these works explore the balance between strength and fragility, presence and absence. Across her practice, Rachel’s contemporary ceramic sculptures speak to endurance. Though time alters all things, her work suggests that grace and spirit remain.
Shipping:
Artwork is available for collection or shipping after the close of the exhibition on May 3rd 2026.
This piece requires a custom shipping quote - select shipping option > LARGE ARTWORK CUSTOM QUOTE at the checkout. All artworks are insured and come safely packaged.
All online artwork sales are final and no refunds or returns will be accepted.
Rachel Lucas, Aging Grace I
Stoneware clay, 64h x 24w cm
$3275 for all three “Aging Grace”
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Rachel Lucas is an Australian ceramic artist working in stoneware and porcelain. After a career in science and business, and many years raising her family, she formally began her ceramics training at the National Art School, Darlinghurst in 2019. She now exhibits regularly and has been recognised in major art prizes across Australia.
Her practice explores themes of landscape, endurance and the passage of time. Working with both wheel-throwing and hand-building techniques, Rachel creates sculptural ceramic forms that respond to the textures and rhythms of the natural world. Clay, for her, is a living material that carries both history and possibility. Its strength and vulnerability mirror the Australian landscape and the human condition.
Her Riverbed series reflects the elemental origins of clay, drawing on ancient ceramic traditions and the raw beauty of parched land. In contrast, her Mortals series considers ageing, loss and resilience. Created in part as a tribute to a friend lost during Covid, these works explore the balance between strength and fragility, presence and absence. Across her practice, Rachel’s contemporary ceramic sculptures speak to endurance. Though time alters all things, her work suggests that grace and spirit remain.
Shipping:
Artwork is available for collection or shipping after the close of the exhibition on May 3rd 2026.
This piece requires a custom shipping quote - select shipping option > LARGE ARTWORK CUSTOM QUOTE at the checkout. All artworks are insured and come safely packaged.
All online artwork sales are final and no refunds or returns will be accepted.
Rachel Lucas, Ancient Warrior
Stoneware clay, 41h x 26w cm
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Rachel Lucas is an Australian ceramic artist working in stoneware and porcelain. After a career in science and business, and many years raising her family, she formally began her ceramics training at the National Art School, Darlinghurst in 2019. She now exhibits regularly and has been recognised in major art prizes across Australia.
Her practice explores themes of landscape, endurance and the passage of time. Working with both wheel-throwing and hand-building techniques, Rachel creates sculptural ceramic forms that respond to the textures and rhythms of the natural world. Clay, for her, is a living material that carries both history and possibility. Its strength and vulnerability mirror the Australian landscape and the human condition.
Her Riverbed series reflects the elemental origins of clay, drawing on ancient ceramic traditions and the raw beauty of parched land. In contrast, her Mortals series considers ageing, loss and resilience. Created in part as a tribute to a friend lost during Covid, these works explore the balance between strength and fragility, presence and absence. Across her practice, Rachel’s contemporary ceramic sculptures speak to endurance. Though time alters all things, her work suggests that grace and spirit remain.
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Phoebe Turner, Wheeling Around, 2025
Midfire clay, commercial glaze, cobalt, 9×25×25cm.
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Phoebe Turner is a ceramic artist based on the far-south coast of NSW, whose practice explores memory, material, and the natural world. Raised by a potter, Phoebe’s earliest experiences with clay, raku firings in a makeshift kiln and time spent at her father’s side, instilled a deep connection to the tactile, meditative nature of making.
Although she has pursued ceramics seriously only in recent years, clay has become central to her daily life. Her practice is intuitive and experimental: she often begins with a simple pinch pot and allows the material and her hands to guide the form. Glazes, slips, and oxides are layered with curiosity and care, with final firings revealing surfaces rich in texture, color, and depth.
Nature is a constant source of inspiration. Walks along rockpools, encounters with fungi, and the subtle patterns of the landscape inform both the shapes and surfaces of her work. Each vessel is autobiographical, carrying traces of time, place, and personal history, while also celebrating the quiet joy of making and the poetry found in everyday materials.
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Phoebe Turner, Under the Dahlia Umbrella, 2025
Midfire clay, commercial glaze, underglaze pencil, 30×13×13cm.
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Phoebe Turner is a ceramic artist based on the far-south coast of NSW, whose practice explores memory, material, and the natural world. Raised by a potter, Phoebe’s earliest experiences with clay, raku firings in a makeshift kiln and time spent at her father’s side, instilled a deep connection to the tactile, meditative nature of making.
Although she has pursued ceramics seriously only in recent years, clay has become central to her daily life. Her practice is intuitive and experimental: she often begins with a simple pinch pot and allows the material and her hands to guide the form. Glazes, slips, and oxides are layered with curiosity and care, with final firings revealing surfaces rich in texture, color, and depth.
Nature is a constant source of inspiration. Walks along rockpools, encounters with fungi, and the subtle patterns of the landscape inform both the shapes and surfaces of her work. Each vessel is autobiographical, carrying traces of time, place, and personal history, while also celebrating the quiet joy of making and the poetry found in everyday materials.
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Artwork is available for collection or shipping within 7 business days.
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Phoebe Turner, Snow on Peonies, 2026
Midfire clay, commercial glaze, handmade glaze, oxide, 25×27×13cm.
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Phoebe Turner is a ceramic artist based on the far-south coast of NSW, whose practice explores memory, material, and the natural world. Raised by a potter, Phoebe’s earliest experiences with clay, raku firings in a makeshift kiln and time spent at her father’s side, instilled a deep connection to the tactile, meditative nature of making.
Although she has pursued ceramics seriously only in recent years, clay has become central to her daily life. Her practice is intuitive and experimental: she often begins with a simple pinch pot and allows the material and her hands to guide the form. Glazes, slips, and oxides are layered with curiosity and care, with final firings revealing surfaces rich in texture, color, and depth.
Nature is a constant source of inspiration. Walks along rockpools, encounters with fungi, and the subtle patterns of the landscape inform both the shapes and surfaces of her work. Each vessel is autobiographical, carrying traces of time, place, and personal history, while also celebrating the quiet joy of making and the poetry found in everyday materials.
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Artwork is available for collection or shipping within 7 business days.
This piece can be shipped for $35 anywhere within Australia, with an additional $5 added for each extra product purchased through our online store - select shipping option > SMALL ARTWORK AUSTRALIA WIDE FLAT RATE at the checkout.
All online artwork sales are final and no refunds or returns will be accepted.
Phoebe Turner, Standing, 2025
Midfire clay, commercial glaze, cobalt, 19×11×11cm.
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Phoebe Turner is a ceramic artist based on the far-south coast of NSW, whose practice explores memory, material, and the natural world. Raised by a potter, Phoebe’s earliest experiences with clay, raku firings in a makeshift kiln and time spent at her father’s side, instilled a deep connection to the tactile, meditative nature of making.
Although she has pursued ceramics seriously only in recent years, clay has become central to her daily life. Her practice is intuitive and experimental: she often begins with a simple pinch pot and allows the material and her hands to guide the form. Glazes, slips, and oxides are layered with curiosity and care, with final firings revealing surfaces rich in texture, color, and depth.
Nature is a constant source of inspiration. Walks along rockpools, encounters with fungi, and the subtle patterns of the landscape inform both the shapes and surfaces of her work. Each vessel is autobiographical, carrying traces of time, place, and personal history, while also celebrating the quiet joy of making and the poetry found in everyday materials.
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Artwork is available for collection or shipping within 7 business days.
This piece can be shipped for $35 anywhere within Australia, with an additional $5 added for each extra product purchased through our online store - select shipping option > SMALL ARTWORK AUSTRALIA WIDE FLAT RATE at the checkout.
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Phoebe Turner, Festival Bunting, 2025
Midfire clay, commercial glaze, underglaze pencil, 27×11×11cm.
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Phoebe Turner is a ceramic artist based on the far-south coast of NSW, whose practice explores memory, material, and the natural world. Raised by a potter, Phoebe’s earliest experiences with clay, raku firings in a makeshift kiln and time spent at her father’s side, instilled a deep connection to the tactile, meditative nature of making.
Although she has pursued ceramics seriously only in recent years, clay has become central to her daily life. Her practice is intuitive and experimental: she often begins with a simple pinch pot and allows the material and her hands to guide the form. Glazes, slips, and oxides are layered with curiosity and care, with final firings revealing surfaces rich in texture, color, and depth.
Nature is a constant source of inspiration. Walks along rockpools, encounters with fungi, and the subtle patterns of the landscape inform both the shapes and surfaces of her work. Each vessel is autobiographical, carrying traces of time, place, and personal history, while also celebrating the quiet joy of making and the poetry found in everyday materials.
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Artwork is available for collection or shipping within 7 business days.
This piece can be shipped for $35 anywhere within Australia, with an additional $5 added for each extra product purchased through our online store - select shipping option > SMALL ARTWORK AUSTRALIA WIDE FLAT RATE at the checkout.
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Phoebe Turner, Making Pancakes with Gran, 2025
Midfire clay, slip, cobalt, commercial glaze, 15×22×22cm.
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Phoebe Turner is a ceramic artist based on the far-south coast of NSW, whose practice explores memory, material, and the natural world. Raised by a potter, Phoebe’s earliest experiences with clay, raku firings in a makeshift kiln and time spent at her father’s side, instilled a deep connection to the tactile, meditative nature of making.
Although she has pursued ceramics seriously only in recent years, clay has become central to her daily life. Her practice is intuitive and experimental: she often begins with a simple pinch pot and allows the material and her hands to guide the form. Glazes, slips, and oxides are layered with curiosity and care, with final firings revealing surfaces rich in texture, color, and depth.
Nature is a constant source of inspiration. Walks along rockpools, encounters with fungi, and the subtle patterns of the landscape inform both the shapes and surfaces of her work. Each vessel is autobiographical, carrying traces of time, place, and personal history, while also celebrating the quiet joy of making and the poetry found in everyday materials.
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Artwork is available for collection or shipping within 7 business days.
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Gabrielle Wallington, Ceramic Jugs, 2025
Stoneware, approximately 23cm h x 14cm w (variable)
PLEASE NOTE: Slight imperfections or variations in surface are what give handmade ceramics their uniqueness and charm.
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Australian ceramic artist Gabrielle Wallington first discovered her love for clay as a child, attending pottery classes in the studio of her lifelong mentor and friend, Rebecca Dowling (Bennett). Her early passion grew into a professional ceramics practice, beginning with formal studies in ceramic art at the ANU School of Art in Canberra in 2011. There, she trained under leading Australian ceramicists including Greg Daly, Janet DeBoos, Joanne Searle, Cathy Franco, Gail Nichols, and Ian Jones.
In 2012, Gabrielle broadened her contemporary ceramics practice internationally, studying fine arts at Emily Carr University of Art and Design in Vancouver, Canada. From 2014 to 2016, she completed intensive ceramic art mentorships in North Carolina and Montana, USA, focusing on wood-fired ceramics and working with locally sourced clays.
Her work continued in 2016 in Chile, where she worked as a studio assistant and independent ceramic artist at Ceramistas de Reñaca. Upon returning to Australia, she became business and studio manager at the renowned Hermannsburg Potters in Central Australia in 2017, where she further developed her skills in hand-built ceramics, surface decoration, and ceramic sculpture.
After taking time away from the studio to raise her twins, she returned to New South Wales in 2023 and established her ceramic art studio in Eugowra, near her childhood home. From her studio, she now creates unique handmade ceramics, wood-fired pottery, and contemporary Australian ceramic artworks for collectors and interior design lovers across Australia.
Her work is available to purchase online, with a focus on handcrafted Australian ceramics, one-of-a-kind pottery, and collectible ceramic art made in regional Australia.
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Rachel Lucas, Parched Land
Stoneware clay, 4h x 24w cm
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Rachel Lucas is an Australian ceramic artist working in stoneware and porcelain. After a career in science and business, and many years raising her family, she formally began her ceramics training at the National Art School, Darlinghurst in 2019. She now exhibits regularly and has been recognised in major art prizes across Australia.
Her practice explores themes of landscape, endurance and the passage of time. Working with both wheel-throwing and hand-building techniques, Rachel creates sculptural ceramic forms that respond to the textures and rhythms of the natural world. Clay, for her, is a living material that carries both history and possibility. Its strength and vulnerability mirror the Australian landscape and the human condition.
Her Riverbed series reflects the elemental origins of clay, drawing on ancient ceramic traditions and the raw beauty of parched land. In contrast, her Mortals series considers ageing, loss and resilience. Created in part as a tribute to a friend lost during Covid, these works explore the balance between strength and fragility, presence and absence. Across her practice, Rachel’s contemporary ceramic sculptures speak to endurance. Though time alters all things, her work suggests that grace and spirit remain.
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Artwork is available for collection or shipping after the close of the exhibition on May 3rd 2026.
This piece can be shipped for $35 anywhere within Australia, with an additional $5 added for each extra product purchased through our online store - select shipping option > SMALL ARTWORK AUSTRALIA WIDE FLAT RATE at the checkout.
All online artwork sales are final and no refunds or returns will be accepted.
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