Ceramic Artist & Teacher.

Hand-built ceramics inspired by imagination,
nature and the joy of working with clay.

Lynette Morris-Hale is an award-winning South African ceramic artist and experienced art teacher whose work is expressive, playful and unmistakably handmade. From sculptural creatures and narrative ceramics to vessels, platters, plates and jugs, each piece carries its own personality and story. Working at her studio in Pringle Bay, Western Cape, Lynette creates original ceramic works while sharing her knowledge and love of clay through classes and workshops.

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Made by Hand.
Made with Character.

Lynette’s ceramic practice celebrates the wonderfully unpredictable nature of clay.

Her work ranges from functional ceramics to decorative and sculptural pieces, often incorporating expressive forms, animals, pattern, colour and storytelling.

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Discover the Joy of Clay.

With decades of experience in art education and ceramic teaching, Lynette offers a relaxed and encouraging environment in which students can explore their creativity.

Classes cater for different ages and levels of experience, from complete beginners to more experienced ceramicists looking to develop their skills and individual style.

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“Lynette is a wonderful teacher and friend. She has guided me in my artistic journey making it interesting, fun and challenging. I have developed a great love of ceramics and the classes have been a wonderful respite from a busy life and a busy mind. A place one can get lost in fun. Fantastic for any skill level.”
KARLIE | STUDENT

The Studio.

Pringle Bay

Lynette works and teaches from an inspiring South African landscape: the coastal village of Pringle Bay in the Western Cape.
The studio provides a creative space for making, experimenting, learning and enjoying clay.

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Exhibitions and Events.

Lynette’s work has been recognised at regional and national level
and has featured in solo and group exhibitions throughout South Africa.