Jeremy James Ceramics

Latest News

Latest News

• 2012 Exhibition Dates Announced....details

• Silver swan finished....details

• Report from the Isle of Islay....details

• New Prints for sale, November 2011....details


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• New Work November 2010
A large fox, life size tawny owls, new sleeping hares, life size boxing hares and more...details


• New 'Walking Woman' in bronze...details

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Jeremy James Ceramics is a ceramic sculpture studio based in Derbyshire in the United Kingdom. The sculpture produced by Jeremy James ranges from animals such as hares, cockerels, otters and meerkats to human figures. At the sculptures pages this work can be seen as well as details about clays used, sizes and prices. Buying work can be done in a variety of ways, by ordering directly from this site, from galleries, as well as visits in person to the Jeremy James Ceramic studio.
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'Choughs'
A new lino print made following a visit to the Isle of Islay. This will be available for sale soon. If you would like to reserve one please just email me.

"Storm Hare". lino print, image size approximately 35cm x 18cm. Signed, in an edition of 15, unframed £70.00 inc p+p. To order this print please email me.
'Storm Hare' recalls watching approaching squalls from numerous Scottish islands. I have sat many a time on these islands huddled in anticipation of the wind and rain seen on the horizon. In this print I have been replaced with a sheltering hare.


"Late Summer". lino print, image size approximately 27.5cm x 13.5cm. Signed, in an edition of 17, unframed £65.00 inc p+p. To order this print please email me.
'Late Summer' is a slightly melancholic print, the summer is ending, the swifts are about to leave on migration to warmer climes, another year is heading towards it's end.