Hill & Dale Dinnerware

Alternating Colours of Oat Field and Distant Fields

A place setting resembles a topographic map

Bowls and Ramekins

Sculpted feet aid in quick drip drying, water drains away easily

Distant Trees Colour

The bottoms and edges of the dishes are unglazed to reveal the brown speckled clay

Alternating Colours of Oat Field and Distant Fields

The edge of each plate is cut free-hand to resemble gentle hills and valleys.

Dinner Plates

Plates in the Colours Distant Trees, Oat Field and Corn Stalks

Place Setting in Distant Trees Colour

Dinner Plate, Salad Plate, Bread Plate, Bowl and Ramekin

Stack of Stoneware Dinner Plates by Claire Waddick

Plate Stack

The base of every plate is uniform in shape and size for easy stacking

This series was created during a mentorship with Angelo di Petta for a group exhibition called Cultivation at the Gardiner Museum Shop from May to July 2021,

Hill & Dale Dinnerware marks a milestone in my ceramics career. It is a fully realized integration of function and artistic expression.