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The Estée Lalonde Show

The Language of Clay with Freya Bramble-Carter

The Estée Lalonde Show

Estée Lalonde

Arts, Fashion & Beauty

4.5586 Ratings

🗓️ 20 January 2021

⏱️ 54 minutes

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Summary

On this episode of The Estée Lalonde Show, I talk to my friend and business owner Freya. She runs a pottery workshop in London and is brilliant in what she does. She made her passion her life time career and really know how to work some clay! Don't forget to rate/review and subscribe to The Estée Lalonde Show!


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0:00.0

Hello and welcome back to another episode of the Estée La La La Land Show.

0:04.0

This is sadly our last episode for a while, but it is a good one.

0:08.0

That's why I saved it for last.

0:10.0

It's with my great friend Freya, who is an amazing ceramicist.

0:14.0

She is a beautiful mind, as you will hear very, very shortly.

0:18.0

And I can't wait for you to hear this conversation. She is amazing.

0:24.5

Hi, Freya. Hi, Estay. We're friends. We are friends. Just about. Just about. I'm so glad that we're

0:33.4

friends because I really think you, I've described you as a magic person before.

0:41.7

And I just really think that you, I don't know, you just have a little sprinkling of magical

0:48.4

dust all around you at all time. So. And so do you. So do you. And so does everyone, to be honest, if they only fucking

0:56.2

realized it. Am I allowed to swear? Should we cut out and swearing? That's perfectly fine. And

1:00.9

just you saying that just goes to show already that, you know, you are just a magical person.

1:06.2

So anyway, let's just get started with a little bit about who you are and how you got started with pottery.

1:15.0

I want to hear the story from beginning to end.

1:18.3

Okay, cool.

1:19.1

Beginning to now.

1:19.7

To begin with, before I was even born, I've got a father who was a sculptor.

1:26.9

He traveled to Zimbabwe. did lots of stone carving he came back

1:31.2

he started to work with clay in different materials he found that his favorite material to work with it

1:38.1

as a sculptor was clay because of its versatility and the tuck the feel of it and how it makes you feel when you work with it.

1:48.0

So I've had a dad that adopted clay as his practice and it got him, he submerged into the world of ceramics

1:57.0

and he had really supportive teachers at university that inspired him to take this on.

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