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Rachael Cocker
Ceramicist Rachael Cocker creates playful ceramic pieces decorated with white slip and blue cobalt oxide, a combination which has become synonymous with her work. Rachael has a BA Hons in Illustration from the Edinburgh College of Art, and went on to develop her first range of ceramic pieces during an art residency in Norwich. Her work has since been exhibited and displayed in galleries across the UK. Rachael’s collection of floral stoneware tableware features moulded, scalloped platters as well as jugs and wheel-thrown bowls.
Maker's Story
Ceramicist Rachael Cocker creates playful ceramic pieces decorated with white slip and blue cobalt oxide, a combination which has become synonymous with her work. Rachael has a BA Hons in Illustration from the Edinburgh College of Art, and went on to develop her first range of ceramic pieces during an art residency in Norwich. Her work has since been exhibited and displayed in galleries across the UK. Rachael’s collection of floral stoneware tableware features moulded, scalloped platters as well as jugs and wheel-thrown bowls.
Maker's Quote
Inspired by British folk art, flora and plants, my pattern-focused approach to design is playful and expresses the joy of making by hand. My practice explores the translation of drawing, mark making and pattern onto functional objects and surfaces.
Ceramicist
The Process
Rachael’s pieces are all shaped by hand before they are fired, glazed, and then fired again. Each is decorated using slip and blue cobalt oxide to create her signature bold, painterly floral forms.
The Process
