Beantighe

Pam leans toward figurative sculpture—local characters, dogs, animals, jewellery, tiles—often with a mischievous or humorous twist. She also heads into the fantastical: dragons, goblins, and other odd, mystical creatures. Pam works with sculpting clays and specialty glazes. “What I make is shaped by what I see, what I read, and whatever film I’ve just watched!”

Alun crafts slab-built pieces that often grow into ceramic boats and other imaginative forms paired with locally gathered driftwood. His work spans boxes, coastal designs, quirky cottages, and now and then a nod to steampunk. Lately, he’s been into gonks, decorative mirror and picture frames, or giving second-hand reject items a bold new life.