Unique landscapes made using a mixture of familiar and beautiful sets of the classic Willow Pattern.

The famous blue and white Willow Pattern was an 18th century English interpretation of fashionable hand painted ware from China. The legend of the Willow Pattern evolved as an early marketing ploy by Minton.

Our very limited stocks of three versions of Willow pattern (including Spode and English Ironstone) have been pulled apart and reconstructed to form surreal landscapes that encourage you look again at the quality of the transfer.

The unlikely story of their survival, and re-creation through Stokes Croft China and ceramicist Bev Milward, make this body of work a highly desirable piece of ceramic history.

Twice fired to 1080 degrees to bring out the richness of the cobalt blue, each piece is unique, and hand decorated.

The Deconstructed Willow Pattern line comes in a variety of china ware, which can be found in our shop in Bristol.

* We decorate each of these pieces by hand so no two are alike - pattern placement may vary from pictured item.

Lidded Pot

Biscuit Barrel

Deconstructed Willow Pattern Lidded Jar

Enjoy a Treat - Large Lidded Jar

Memento Mori Lidded Jar

Mother (with Dogs)

Nick Hayes 'Book of Trespass' Badger Lidded Jar

Stand Clear Lidded Jar

Hello You!