Maker · Tollesbury Arts Trail 2026
Neville Tatham
Slipware potter
Neville Tatham makes functional slipware pottery that is raw-fired to earthenware temperatures. The materials and techniques used remain visible, often with the warmth of the terracotta clay showing through the glaze or left bare, creating a textural contrast between the raw and glazed surfaces.
The pots are decorated using slip-trailed and incised decoration, then finished with a lead-based glaze. The application and thickness of the slip also determine a range of effects.
His stand, on filmFilmed at The Centre on trail day, 12 September 2026
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Find Neville
Neville showed his slipware on the 2026 Tollesbury Arts Trail. His pots are made to be used – if a piece caught your eye, get in touch.