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Kintsugi Bowl

a touch of luxury

Unique handmade ceramics.

Gold leaf detail

a touch of luxury

Luminescent vessels inspired by microscopic plant structures.

the finishing touches

that make a home

Unique handmade tiles that change subtly with the seasons. As featured in the magazines Country Home & Interiors, Ideal Home and The English Home.

delicate surface patterns

and textural tones

Beautifully crafted ceramic bowls with intricate, fossil-like leaf surface patterns and textures.

creating beautiful ceramics

for your home

Lisa Ellul designs and hand makes unique botanically inspired sculptural ceramic vessels and forms from her workshop in the beautiful Peak District National Park.

Gold leaf detail

a touch of luxury

Luminescent vessels inspired by microscopic plant structures.

the finishing touches

that make a home

Unique handmade tiles that change subtly with the seasons. As featured in the magazines Country Home & Interiors, Ideal Home and The English Home.

Gold leaf detail

a touch of luxury

Luminescent vessels inspired by microscopic plant structures.

unique vessels

form and texture

Intricate and tactile tubular vessels that intrigue and beguile.

Warm natural colours

interior details

Rustic colours twined with organic forms.

Flora and Fauna

botanical inspirations

Unique handmade tiles that change subtly with the seasons. As featured in the magazines Country Home & Interiors, Ideal Home and The English Home.

delicate surface patterns

and textural tones

Beautifully crafted ceramic bowls with intricate, fossil-like leaf surface patterns and textures.

About

Ellul Ceramics

Lisa Ellul is a ceramist based in the beautiful Peak District National Park. From her workshop she designs and hand makes sculptural vessels and forms inspired by the natural world. She has been a designer for nearly twenty years and has exhibited nationally and internationally. Lisa has pieces in the William Alfred Ismay collection bequeathed to the Yorkshire Museum and the “Made In Manchester” collection at the City Gallery, Manchester.

Exhibitions

and where to purchase

If you would like to see an exhibition of Lisa's ceramics or meet her at a craft fair event or open studio, you can see a full list of current and future events on the exhibitions page. To be kept fully up-to-date why not sign up to the Ellul Ceramics newsletter? Lisa will keep you informed of all upcoming events and other news. You can also follow her on Facebook and Instagram.

Shop

Shop Online

Ellul Ceramics online shop is now live! Choose from a selection of tiles, framed tiles and sculptural vessels. All payments are processed through PayPal which excepts most credit and debit cards.

You can also catch me at various events and exhibitions and information on these can be found on the Exhibitions page.


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