Iveta Goddard
Iveta Goddard studied ceramics in the Czech Republic from 1991-1994. She moved to England in 1997 and has been making ceramics ever since.
All Iveta’s pottery is hand-made in white earthenware or stoneware.
All Iveta’s pottery is hand-made in white earthenware or stoneware.
Her pots are hand thrown on the wheel and she also hand-builds using sheets of white clay.
Iveta uses techniques such as engraving, carving and stamping and she likes to emphasize the natural colour and texture of the clay. Her work is decorated with oxides and colourful glazes and the work is fired in an electric kiln to 1020°C or 1240°C.
Iveta uses techniques such as engraving, carving and stamping and she likes to emphasize the natural colour and texture of the clay. Her work is decorated with oxides and colourful glazes and the work is fired in an electric kiln to 1020°C or 1240°C.
Iveta's work can be found in galleries in the U.K., private collections in the UK and overseas including Japan and Australia.
