Charlotte likes to work with what she calls ‘a lovely, groggy, rustic clay which fires to 1250 degrees’. She has made ceramic patterned rollers with which she then decorates the leather hard clay. She then uses a white glaze, made especially for her in Ireland, for a simple, non fussy appearance and because she has realised how well food stands out against the white ceramic
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