“NOYAKI BLACK” I nicola-tassie Malcolm Martin began carving sculptural

Malcolm Martin began carving sculptural vessels in 1994 and 4 years later began a collaboration with fellow maker Gaynor Dowling that has evolved into a permanent working relationship

Porcelain twigs balance delicately on the rims of some of the vessels or simple porcelain or copper handles are used to finish the pieces

Handmade using traditional smithing techniques

“My jewellery reflects a fascination for miniature worlds found within the natural landscape from exotic jungle flora to the humble rock pool

The handle is an invitation to touch and the spout provides an easy exit

“NOYAKI BLACK” I nicola-tassie Malcolm Martin began carving sculptural