Puffins with a lot to say about why they are struggling as a species

Large egret sculpture is raku fired, mounted on steel legs on a piece of bog oak. Currently for sale in the Foust Gallery Ennistymon

Raku fired godwit sculpture mounted on a ceramic stone.

Turnstone Ceramics Raku fired puffins, made in Ireland

Raku fired curved panel depicting a windswept tree against the sky.

This sculpture of shorebirds on a piece of bog oak is delightfully reminiscent of a day at the beach. Made with Raku fired ceramic birds, nails for beaks (from refurbished Galway Hooker boats) and wire for legs. Mounted on a reclaimed piece of bog oak

Reduction firing these vases has brough out the copper tones in these vases (sold)

Two raku bottles created with landscape in mind. Inspired by local limestone karst landscape in the Burren and close to my home

At 23 cm in height, this raku sculpture is as large as I can fit in my kiln. It has been fired to 1000 degrees C, and smoked in a bin of pine shavings. The smoke is driven into the pores in the clay and into the crazing of the glaze.

Sold individually, these Raku Jenny wrens have personality!

Raku fired egrets on driftwood.

Two Raku Goldfinches on driftwood, with wire legs (sold)

This unglazed stoneware panel is framed in a limed wooden frame

This is a print (using a reverse transfer process) of slip on a leather hard stoneware slab of Galway’s Iconic Long Walk