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1. Just beautiful Vicki.

2. Beautiful pieces Vicki, reminds me of the exquisitely delicate Kerma vessels (Egypt 2,500 – 1,500 B.C.) used to make offerings to the Gods.

3. Hi Vicki
   I am very impressed with your work. I am a pensioner and would like to occupy myself with mosaic design. Could you suggest where I can get broken porcelain pieces for my work?
   With Regards
   Mukundan

   • I received loads from friends who knew I did mosaic, plus I used to scavenge pieces from second hand stores and road side clean-ups. Have fun!

4. Love the forms & the subtlety of the lustre.

   • Thanks Deb. I’ve had fun decorating. These pots are my experiments.

5. Love these. Exquisite, simple, introspective, expressive, sensitive, meditative

   • Thank you!

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7. Hi Vicki,
   I would love to know if your work can be seen anywhere near New York City and also if it is available for purchase online or through a gallery.
   Many thanks, Michelle

   • Hi Michelle,
     I am so glad to hear you like my work. At the moment my work is being exhibited (and is available for sale) at Gallery 114 in Portland, Oregon, USA. After Saturday, I will be taking it home with me to Australia. I have no plans at the moment for the work but may place it in a gallery in Sydney. The best way to contact me is by email to vickigrima56@gmail.com. Via WordPress is not so easy. I am happy to ship work.
     Regards,
     Vicki

8. Hello Vicki,
   Where can I purchase your incredibly beautiful pieces from? Thank you. Kind regards, Roxanne

   • Hi Roxanne, I don’t have any work with stockists at present. From 5 May to 30 May, I will have some work at Kerrie Lowe Gallery, 49-51 King St, Newtown, Sydney. I may also be sending some work in the next week to Elph Store, 12 William Street, Paddington NSW.
     Where are you located?
     Cheers,
     Vicki

9. Congratulations vicki I look forward to getting my teeth into that

   Chris

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12. The gold detailing on these is amazing. What technique did you use?

    • Hi Steph,
      I use a fluid writer pen to achieve the fine gold dots and lines. If you follow this Instagram link, you’ll see more about the application.
      https://www.instagram.com/s/aGlnaGxpZ2h0OjE3ODUxNTM5NTkyMzA0ODY3?igsh=dTkxYmhiOG9nYTVt

      You can Google fluid writer pen … they are amazing, but must be cleaned really well after each use. The two I have, I bought about 30 years ago. I apply gold lustre. Hope that helps.
      Cheers, Vicki

13. Hi Vicki,

    My mother has a small whimsical bowl with a spoon that you magnificently crafted many years ago. Unfortunately, it’s finally broken. We were wondering if you produced any more that we could possibly purchase?
    Your work is so lovely, we hope that you’re still pottering about.

    All the best,
    Dee O’Keefe

    • Hi Dee, Yes I am still making. Please send a photo of the bowl and I will hopefully find a spoon. If the bowl is earthenware though, maybe not.
      Is there a date on the bowl? Is it colourful (earthenware) or white (porcelain)?
      Email me via vickigrima56@gmail.com.
      Cheers, Vicki