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19th–20th October 2024
Carriageworks, Sydney
Open 10am – 5pm
245 Wilson St, Eveleigh NSW 2015, Gadigal Land

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Sculptural ceramic works of Albatross Ceramic and ceramic vases with earthy hand-painted details by Trade The Markon display at Sydney Ceramics Market 2023, photos: Amy Piddington.Sculptural ceramic works of Albatross Ceramic and ceramic vases with earthy hand-painted details by Trade The Markon display at Sydney Ceramics Market 2023, photos: Amy Piddington.
Meet, support and shop handmade works by local artists & makers, celebrating the potential of clay in all its wonderful forms

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Stallholders present their ceramic pieces at Sydney Ceramics Market, photo: Amy Piddington.Stallholders present their ceramic pieces at Sydney Ceramics Market, photo: Amy Piddington.
Spring 2024
Meet the Makers

Sydney Ceramics Market is back for its third year this October, boasting more than 120 ceramicists from across NSW & ACT. Meet, support and be inspired by Australian makers on Saturday 19th and Sunday 20th October 2024.

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Stallholders present their ceramic pieces at Sydney Ceramics Market, photo: Amy Piddington.Stallholders present their ceramic pieces at Sydney Ceramics Market, photo: Amy Piddington.
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Ceramic plates hand-painted with sea creatures by Casa Adams Fine Wares, photo courtesy of the artist
Video featuring stallholders at Sydney Ceramics Market
Ceramic bird sculptures by Ginny Lagos of catbirddog ceramics, photo courtesy of the artist.
Video featuring Bernie Aldrett Fleming of Kilnit Experimental Ceramics Studio.
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