Phoebe Turner
Intuitive ceramic vessels shaped by memory, material and the natural world
Phoebe Turner is a ceramic artist based on the far South Coast of NSW, creating intuitive, organic vessels that explore memory, material and the natural world. Her work is known for its whimsical, floral and gently wonky forms, each piece shaped through touch, balance and experimentation.
Raised by a potter, clay has always been part of Phoebe’s life, from early memories of hand building and raku firings to a more recent return to ceramics as a daily, meditative practice. Working without fixed outcomes, she allows forms to emerge intuitively, often beginning with a pinch pot and continuing until the clay reaches a point of tension or instability.
Inspired by time spent in nature, from rock pools to fungi spotted on walks, Phoebe’s surfaces reflect both environment and process. She layers multiple glazes, slips and oxides, embracing experimentation and the transformative nature of the kiln. Her vessels are autobiographical objects, holding traces of place, time and personal history.
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, 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.
Shipping:
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, 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.
Shipping:
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, 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.
Shipping:
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, 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.
Shipping:
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, 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.
Shipping:
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.
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