Handmade Paterae Pin Brooch by Kate Webber (Ochre) Kate Webber likely reusing materials left over

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Handmade Paterae Pin Brooch by Kate Webber (Ochre) Kate Webber likely reusing materials left overKate Webber is a Cambridge based ceramicist, based at KILN Cambridge. These handmade, glazed pin brooches were cast from archival, nineteenth century paterae moulds from the F. R. Leach & Sons workshop. This is a unique opportunity to wear a piece of Arts & Crafts history. Paterae are decorative discs that can be inlaid, carved, or incised into architecture or furniture to create relief decorations. In 186 Gwydir Street, you can see small flower