Blue Jay Brooch nehal Rhonda’s foray into clay began

Rhonda’s foray into clay began in 2007 at the Haliburton School of the Arts

This large ceramic sculpture is covered in unique textures

(Porcupine’s Quill

The glazes on these Clover Tumblers resemble the frost-coloured lichen that grows on weathered limestone and granite buildings and headstone as they are inspired by historical Victorian 'chimney pots

Antique mother of pearl

Blue Jay Brooch nehal Rhonda’s foray into clay beganA handmade brooch inspired by the vibrant blue jay birds. This brooch is sure to make a statement with any outfit. Wool felt, brass zipper Approx. 7cm x 7cm x 0. 5cm Odile Gova is a mixed media fibre artist who focuses on boldly contrasting colours and textures in ever evolving patterns and forms. Born in Timmins, Ontario, she has lived in the greater Toronto area for the past 40 years. With a background as a painter for the first two decades of her