2003 International Ceramics Festival review
 Billy Adams showed his handbuilding skills |
 Udai Lal Kuhmar constructing a small temple horse, assisted by Dave Binns |
 Joe Finch firing his 3 chamber climbing killn |
 Mehmet Gursoy (Turkey) demonstrated his tradition of Iznik decoration onto bisque forms |
 A comment on Bernard Leach or a forgetful potter? |
 Sandy Lockwood (Australia) firing her train saltglaze kiln |
 Lockwood discusses the results with onlookers |
 Joe Finch's kiln nearing temperature |
 Joe Finch cracks open the souvenir bowls fired in his climbing kiln. Ray Finch, his father, helps unpack the kiln. |
 The guests exhibition where participants can buy the work of the guest demonstrators |
 Stunning poster. The work of Jeroen Bechtold (Holland) |
 Jane Jermyn working on a piece to be raw fired later the same day |
 Wendy Lawrence completes her mammoth wall panel |
 Udai Lal Kuhmar finishing off a Ganesh figure |
 Udai answers questions from the audience |
 Some of the results from Sandy Lockwood's kiln. |
 Billy Adams entertains |
 Jane Perryman packing a smoke firing on the festival field |
 Katerina Evangelidou throws a bottle on Leach kickwheel |
 Facteing the bottle with a twisted kiln element |
 Tom Barnett's fire sculpture |
 Jeroen Bechtold pours from his mould |
 Jim Robison, our knowledgeable Master of ceremonies on the main stage |
 Robert Harrison completing his Stack-Brick sculpture |
 Alaisdair Bremner, one of the student award winners |
 Alasidair's Time Lapse Ceramic |
 Beforre and after. Simon Carroll throwing a large dish. |
 Simon Carroll altering the form |
 The view inside Tom Barnett's sculpture, clearly showing the figures in the building |
 Jim and Billy in relaxed mode |
 Katerina Evangelidou |
 Gabriel Nicholls with some his planters |
 Ganesh - relief sculpture by Udai lal Kuhmar |
 Jane Jermyn lowering the kiln over her work to be fired wet |
 Robert Harrison |
 Simon Carroll's wonderful cups |
 Wendy Lawrence slip decorating. |