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Books > Arts & Architecture > History of art / art & design styles > 1800 to 1900 > Arts & crafts design
Discover the slow, tactile art of hand-building ceramics and
express yourself through the act of creating unique, timeless
pieces for your home. The Urban Potter teaches you how to make
beautiful, one-off handcrafted pieces with simple, natural shapes
and neutral tones. Ceramicist Emily Proctor's unique, self-taught
style embraces irregularity and asymmetry - here, there is no such
thing as perfection, every piece is created through an authentic,
intuitive process, with no wheel required. The 24 step-by-step
projects include functional homeware such as bowls, plates and
vases, as well as other decorative accessories, and are ordered by
difficulty, making this book suitable for anyone who wants to play
with clay, from beginners through to more seasoned ceramicists. For
each project, Emily guides you through the whole process and
explains all the techniques involved, from slabbing and pinching,
to carving and glazing, while also fully leaning into the joys of
slow ceramics and the mindful, patient nature of the art.
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