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| Photo: Bethany Ryles |
In a weathered, open-sided shed behind an old house in the
middle of Clunes, Lauren Campbell is in her favourite place. A mud-strewn
pottery wheel sits at one end, at the other are shelves laden with vessels in
various states of undress. Finished mugs, bowls and platters glisten in the
afternoon light, brightly coloured glazes dripping sea blues, lilacs and
speckled creams over their earthy bodies.
“Getting my hands dirty, sitting on
the wheel, it’s just a place of calm,” says Lauren.
