I've been enjoying my 'fair-hopping' this Season. I'm so pleased to see local talent on display. Here are some snapshots from The Potter's Fair which was held at the Forestry Department in Kingston, Jamaica. I must say there is something intriguing about creating art from the earth!
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| Beautiful faces from Sinclair Ceramics. Contact: jamaicanceramics@yahoo.com |
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| Ms Sinclair surrounded by her work! |
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| A one-of-a-kind piece from David Pinto |
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| Jamaica Clay Display |
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| A unique clock with leaf imprints from Michael Layne. Contact: miclayne@cwjamaica.com |
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| A quaint little cluster of Jamaican, wooden cottage models by Michael Layne! |
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| More gorgeous pieces from Nakazzi Hutchinson! |
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| More on Nakazzi here. |
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| Vibrant trivets from Creole Jamaica. Contact: creolejamaica@hotmail.com |
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| A lovely tea-box from Creole Jamaica's Pineapple Collection. |
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| Jewelry boxes using historic prints from Creole Jamaica. |
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| Trays with scenic, historic, Jamaican prints. Available from Creole Jamaica. |
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| Invigorating, natural Ital Blends products made with goat's milk and eco-friendly packaging right here in Jamaica! |
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| Natural castor oil lip balms - great stocking fillers! Contact: eylja@yahoo.com |
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| Children's Art Activity Books created by Anji Worton for schools that don't have Art teachers in Jamaica or for fun at home with the kids. Great idea! Especially for long summer holidays! |
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| Jewelry by Anji Worton |
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| Wooden pen-holders from SN Kraft. Great for the office. |
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| Wooden lantern by SN Kraft |
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