Working in the Welsh Borders, Jason Braham makes salt-glazed stoneware pottery for use, drawing inspiration from traditional country ware. Back to Top Far Hall Studios, Maes View, …

Early salt-glazed pots and the traditional country pottery of Europe are inspirations to me. The core of my work is a range of “standard ware”, though it is in the nature of salt-glaze that no …

The pots in this range ought always to be in stock or awaiting firing, so if not immediately available should be within eight weeks. Pots from the same batch should be consistent in size and …

In 2007 I stopped teaching and began working as a full-time potter in a new studio in Radnorshire. I’ve been doing that ever since. With a big pole barn as a kiln shed, I’ve built two kilns, one for …

I first sat at a potter’s wheel in 1972 when appointed to teach ceramics alongside sculpture. After thirty-five years of teaching, I settled in Radnorshire to work as a full-time potter. My twin …

Radnorshire based potter Jason Braham has been making pots since 1972. Jason throws a range of standard ware, with high fired salt and ash glazes. Taking inspiration from the traditional …

Salt Glazed Stoneware Medium Jug, potter Jason Braham likes his pots to be generous, to invite touch and to be complemented by good food and drink

Drawing inspiration from country ware and from potters of the “Leach School”, I make pots that are at their best in the company of food, drink and friends. Alongside this functional ware I …

Jason, who spent 35 years as a teacher, has found contentment in his retirement, building up his hobby of 40-plus years making every kind of pot, plate, bowl and cup you can imagine. He …

Salt Glazed Stoneware Large Bowl, potter Jason Braham likes his pots to be generous, to invite touch and to be complemented by good food and drink