FEATURED IN WALLPAPER MAGAZINE!

I am particularly thrilled to have my ceramic 'ukhamba' vessels featured in the April 2013 edition of Wallpaper* Magazine - exquisite photographic shot, sense of style and contemplation...

KLEIN KAROO PLATES

Painted Dog

Following the Shadow

 White Baboon

 Water Ancestor

These are some of my latest plates still inspired by the Karoo....mystical, ancient land

Clay+Art+Travel: My cup runneth over...

Clay+Art+Travel: My cup runneth over...: ...well actually, I am at least trying to keep it partially filled.  But in thinking about cups, I find myself preoccupied with some thought...

BEFORE THE BAKE...

'Zig zag' vases with new palette - I am really into these muted colours right now - surfaces done, and about to go into the kiln for the final glaze firing. All going to be on display at Kim Sacks Gallery in Johannesburg

TILE PANEL IN A DINING AREA

These are images of a panel I made a while ago for a beautiful guesthouse called 2inn1 in Cape Town. Very often guests who dine in this area are enchanted with panel and are directed to my studio to commission something special for them. This is always an exciting and stimulating experience for me...

The image below is taken from their website

KAROO 'TULIPIERE'

Back in Cape Town now, reflecting on the opening of Kraaldoring Gallery outside Calitzdorp. This vessel, originally made to hold tulips, is working magnificently with Karoo succulent which curls and bends just as much as the tulips do when placed in water!

THE CHARM OF EVERYDAY PIECES

This was a write-up by Judy Bryant(in the Cape Craft and Design Institute's March newsletter) on my exhibition a couple of months ago at the Irma Stern Museum.

THEATRE AT AFRICA NOVA

The stage is set at Africa Nova.....my work together with Gemma Orkin vessels.

‘INTERSECTIONS’ – Exhibition at Strydom Gallery, George

‘INTERSECTIONS’ – Exhibition at Strydom Gallery, George

KRAALDORING EXHIBITION

These are some of the works we had on show at our opening exhibition - Karoo plates by Clementina, Wire drawings by Ben Coutouvidis, Metal cut-outs by Danie Daschner..