Jennifer Lee (b.1956) has a following of discerning admirers and private collectors; her pots are also found in many prestigious institutions. They are hand built, and she colours them by mixing metallic oxides into the clay before making. Creating is deceptively simple – there’s no glazing or use of the potter’s wheel. Starting with a pinch pot base, the piece is painstakingly constructed by hand by coiling lengths of clay and forming into unconventional contoured shapes. All this takes time, and Lee produces only a few pieces each year.