Keith Brymer Jones Keith Brymer Jones | Serveware^- Medium Milk Jug – milk – 250ml

Each piece in the ever-collectable Keith Brymer Jones Word Range is skilfully hand-stamped. Additionally, the colourful word or phrase on these items will bring laughter and conversation to the kitchen table. Hand-finishing each piece creates subtle variations in every item ensuring each one is beautifully unique! As a result, our items will stand out in every home and will make others green with envy.

Keith Brymer Jones trained as a ballet dancer as well as wowing crowds as the front man of a punk band. Keith spent his youth exploring his passion for the arts before following his calling into the pottery world. More recently Keith has added author and presenter to his string of talents. On the popular Channel 4 show The Great Pottery Throw Down, Keith has become increasingly known for his role as the teary judge.

Keith is a passionate advocate for art, craft and design education. As a result, he was appointed as a patron for The National Society for Education in Art and Design. In 2019, Keith received an Honorary Doctorate of Arts from Staffordshire University. He received it for his continued work with the University as well as the city of Stoke-on-Trent, the home of the pottery industry. He continues to talk passionately about his work and the wider arts community at various events across the country.

The design stage of each new product and the perfect prototype starts on Keith’s potter’s wheel in his UK studio. The full production then takes place in China. Unquestionably, a country with a deep-rooted history in expert ceramic production. Keith works closely with a team of highly skilled craftsmen to perfect the delicate production process. So they ensure each mug, bowl or jug matches the same style and high quality of his original design. Keith is proud to manufacture his ceramic ranges responsibly in China. In light of this, he has made a fun video to let everyone know here. It is Keith’s dream to bring production home to the UK. Fingers crossed; this dream may not be too far away!