Lois Carson
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Lois CarsonBird Pendant IStoneware4 x 6 cmSold
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Lois CarsonBird Pendant IIStoneware4 x 6 cmSold
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Lois CarsonBird Pendant IIIStoneware4 x 6 cmSold
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Lois CarsonBird Pendant IVStoneware4 x 6 cmSold
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Lois CarsonBird Pendant VStoneware4 x 6 cmSold
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Lois CarsonBird Pendant VIStoneware4 x 6 cmSold
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Lois CarsonBottle VaseStoneware22 x 14 cmLois Carson, Bottle Vase£ 110.00
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Lois CarsonBowls and BirdsStoneware25 x 32 cmLois Carson, Bowls and Birds£ 165.00
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Lois CarsonCandlestick IStoneware27 x 10 cmSold
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Lois CarsonCandlestick IIStoneware27 x 10 cmSold
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Lois CarsonChristmas DecorationCeramic10 x 8 cmSold
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Lois CarsonChristmas DecorationCeramic10 x 8 cmSold
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Lois CarsonChristmas DecorationCeramic10 x 8 cmSold
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Lois CarsonChristmas DecorationCeramic10 x 8 cmSold
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Lois CarsonChristmas DecorationCeramic10 x 8 cmSold
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Lois CarsonDish with Oats and BirdsStoneware12 x 22 cmSold
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Lois CarsonFive Perching BirdsStoneware12 x 76 cmLois Carson, Five Perching Birds£ 145.00
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Lois CarsonPerching Bird with BerriesStoneware13 x 16 cmSold
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Lois CarsonPlatter and BirdsStoneware10 x 38 cmLois Carson, Platter and Birds£ 245.00
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Lois CarsonThree Perching Birds with BerriesStoneware17 x 35 cmLois Carson, Three Perching Birds with Berries£ 120.00
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Lois CarsonTwo Perching BirdsCeramic on driftwood16 x 40 cmSoldLois Carson, Two Perching BirdsSold
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Lois CarsonTwo Perching Birds with BerriesStoneware20 x 28 cmSold
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Lois CarsonVase with BirdsStoneware27 x 16 cmLois Carson, Vase with Birds£ 75.00
Lois Carson was awarded a BA (Hons) Fine Art at Gray’s School of Art in 2003, and a Master of Fine Art in 2007. Previously she lived in South Australia and Thailand and has lived in Aberdeen since 1996. She's been a member of the Gallery Heinzel team for more than fifteen years.
Lois's creative work takes place at her home studio in Aberdeenshire where more recently she has branched into ceramics building on her experience at Gray’s and attending a number of workshops. Her ceramic work is inspired by the Aberdeenshire countryside and its flora and fauna.
She also designs and makes contemporary jewellery. This line of work stems from her fine art/sculptural background where resin was used in the creation of larger scale sculptures. She finds this material fascinating and versatile to work with and has developed a working process to suit smaller creations. She describes her jewellery as wearable art.