Sharron Mountain has spent 30 years as an educator and artist, and the Blue Mountains landscape shows in everything she makes — totem sculptures, gilded vessels, vases that read like compressed geology. What sets the studio apart is the clay itself: foraged from the surrounding terrain. Workshops run regularly; visiting potters, including Steve Williams and Lea Durie, bring their own techniques to the space.
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