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Ceramics are having a resurgence – and it’s female crafters leading the way. ‘The growing interest, especially with women, is a testament to the inherent quality of expression and creativity that clay possesses,’ says Malory Tate from the Craft Potters Association. Leading design stores like The Conran Shop have even expanded dedicated spaces. Henrietta Klug, head of buying and merchandising, says: ‘A beautifully handmade piece of ceramic can instantly change the look of a room. The trend is set to stay.’

YASMIN FALAHAT

‘I never really considered ceramics would be something I would do, even though I’ve loved making things with my hands since I was a child,’ says rising star Yasmin Falahat, who has become popular

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