Liz Emtage - Ceramic Artist

Liz Emtage has been working with porcelain clay for over 30 years, graduating from Bath College in 1996.

Liz is inspired by the beauty of the natural world - she uses foraged materials to create textures in her lighting and tile pieces. She enjoys working with clients on commissions for their homes and is happy to take on new projects.

This studio was opened in 2016 when Liz moved with her family to the beautiful seaside town of St Leonards on sea.

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Our Workshops

Would you like to have a go at making something in porcelain clay, but you're not quite sure if it's for you? Read our short article describing what it is like to take part in one of her porcelain workshops - where you get to experience the fun part of being an artist. Our events make a great chance to meet new people, team up with a friend for a day out with a difference or make a loved one a unique gift made with your own hands.

Find out more about our Workshops
  • Saturday 20th & 27th June 2026

    Summer Flowers ~

    Make something in porcelain with your favourite flowers

    11am & 2pm 

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  • Saturday 26th September & 3rd October 2026

    Autumnal Leaves ~

    Make something in porcelain with your favourite leaf shapes & flowers

    11am & 2pm 

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  • Decorative tealight candle / vase with a textured surface. Photographed on a dark background

    Saturday 7th & 14th November 2026

    Christmas Gifts ~

    Make something in porcelain with your favourite flowers to give as a gift

    11am & 2pm 

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  • "I’ve liked Liz’s work from the moment I was introduced to it and didn’t need much of an excuse to buy the first piece, a large lamp with the traces of rose stems and flower heads impressed into the body. It has pride of place in the family room." David Hughes

  • "It was the distinctiveness and elegant delicacy that first attracted us to Liz’s work, now almost twenty years ago. Liz is easy-going, listens and reflects and is happy to iterate on ideas, maintaining a dry sense of humour, until we are all satisfied with the concept and its means of execution." Stephen and Lorna

  • "Your work continues to give us pleasure and pride in having such a great piece in our house. It sits at the top of our stairs on a huge picture window overlooking the garden - in which we still have Agapanthus. We see it as a future heirloom for our children." Ian and Denise