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Sensei Pots Studio Gallery

Quedjinup WA

Master potter Ian Beniston is known for his lustrous glazes, bold use colour, texture and refined sense of form to create timeless and distinctive works of art and finely crafted tableware. Based at his Sensei Pots Studio Gallery, Ian has worked as a professional potter and ceramic artist for over.

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Master potter Ian Beniston is known for his lustrous glazes, bold use colour, texture and refined sense of form to create timeless and distinctive works of art and finely crafted tableware. Based at his Sensei Pots Studio Gallery, Ian has worked as a professional potter and ceramic artist for over four decades, establishing a reputation for exceptional craftsmanship and ceramic artistry. Each piece is wheel-thrown by hand, with glazes meticulously developed by Ian in the studio. Sensei Pots is a quaint gallery in the scenic hinterland between Dunsborough and Yallingup. A wide range of Ian's work is showcased and available to purchase, from large ornamental pieces that serve as striking focal points to functional items including bowls, teapots, vases and more. The gallery looks into Ian's studio, giving visitors a glimpse into his process. At times, visitors may even have the opportunity to watch Ian at work on the wheel. In 2000, Ian became a Queen's Exhibitor after being invited to present several of his large forms to Queen Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh during their visit to Western Australia. One piece was selected as a permanent addition to the Royal Collection. Located in the Margaret River region, the gallery is a short 12-minute drive from the heart of Dunsborough, taking in spectacular views of Geographe Bay along the way.

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