Jane Turner – Kawartha Potters' Guild

KPG Annual Holiday Sale This Weekend!

November 23, 2023 by Christine Bell

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Our annual Holiday Sale begins tomorrow (Friday Nov 24) at 10am! We have 20 members participating including 5 newer members who have never been in the sale before. The studio looks fabulous with all the colours and lights and we are so looking forward to seeing you this weekend!

Square hand built tray with carved loon - Cathy Allen — Cathy Allen

Large teal grey mug with thumb rest and throwing lines. White inside. Darlene Malcolm-Moran — Darlene Malcolm-Moran

A mug, small handled casserole and bird shaped pitcher in Heather Brooks' cream and blue glaze combination — Heather Brooks

White speckled clay with white glaze round vase holding colourful flowers. Emily Vail — Emily Vail

Hand built house garden sculpture. With blue Dutch style roof. Raku fired - Jane Turner — Jane Turner

Grey tiles with compass stars impressed into the clay - Holly McGillis — Holly McGillis

Brown and gold carved large platter with handles in Grecian style - Karina Bates — Karina Bates

Two Santa Gnome decorations - Jean Moloney — Jean Moloney

Painted blue grasses on porcelain plate - Priya Harding — Priya Harding

A variety of mugs - Lillian Forester — Lillian Forester

Ovalish platter, hand built, painted and carved with a pilieated woodpecker - Sue Flanagan — Sue Flanagan

Blue wave mugs with tree and cloud like texture and red clay applique buttons at the top of the handles - Sara Purves — Sara Purves

New Stock In! – Jane Turner

January 29, 2022 by Christine Bell

squat round vase with blue glaze from widest point to neck and black on the bottom - jane turner

Jane is always coming up with creative and useful items for around the home. This time she has a great selection of orchid planters, like the one pictured below, along with a great selection of other pieces. Check out her whole catalogue in our online store.

2021 Holiday Sale Profile – Jane Turner

December 12, 2021 by Christine Bell

I have been potting part time for 10 years, taking lots of work shops, courses and learning for the very generous pottery community. Each year I add a few new skills. During Covid lock downs I started growing Orchids and Succulents. Turns out I have a black thumb. Even though I can’t grow plants I love making homes for them.