Locally sourced clay is used in the Robertson-based factory to make these stylish, mainly monochrome ceramics that range from plates and mugs to decorative items such as dogs and rams' heads. Upstairs check out the Walter Battiss Gallery (https://walterbattiss.co.za) – they have the rights to reproduce images of this important South African artist.
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