Signature ceramics. Stone. Wood
Caribbean maker of finely crafted production and bespoke ceramic wall lights. Showcasing also
signature pieces in Ceramic, Stone and Wood.
Imogen
Imogen's portfolio of one-of-a-kind pieces reflects her singular eclectic response to varied sources of inspiration. Her porcelain work references the natural world in its delicacy and apparent fragility, whilst her stoneware pieces feel more rustic, robust, and elemental in nature.
View more...
Michael
Michael's thrown and altered ceramic work continues to be admired for its sense of design, consummate craft skill and attention to detail. He continues to explore working in stone.
View more...
Lights
Cedars Pottery has been developing a range of production lighting sconces, moulded in white earthenware clay. These wall sconces fire to a warm off white bisque finish. Ideal in itself, it also takes well to being painted, potentially matching any decor.
View more...
Commissions
Michael was asked to produce a sculpture in local stone of a Hawksbill turtle, a turtle that is indigenous to the area, to be located by the client's pool overlooking the Caribbean Sea. This successful project has led to a steady stream of commissioned pieces.
View more...
One of a Kind
About us
Cedars Pottery began in 1996 when Antiguan-born ceramicist Michael Hunt returned to the island with his English wife and fellow ceramicist Imogen Margie. They initially collaborated to produce a range of hand-thrown decorative tableware, before an architect commission heralded their foray into wall light sconces.
Whilst continuing to offer hand-thrown pieces to order, they are now developing an eclectic mix of architectural, one-of-a-kind pieces made to commission, in collaboration with architects and clients. The pair recently decided to rebrand to Margie Hunt as Cedars Pottery no longer reflects the diverse range of work they produce. Their portfolio includes ceramic wall pieces, relief carvings, highly individual fountains, stone carvings and imaginative ceramic sculptures.
As individuals both Mike and Imogen have continued to experiment in their one-of-a-kind pieces, the creative energy feeding into all aspects of their production. Their work continues to be admired for its sense of design, consummate craft skill and attention to detail.
