6. Felicity Burman‍ ‍

Ceramics

Felicity Burman is a ceramic artist based in Myers Flat whose practice spans more than 30 years. Working with both wheel-thrown and hand-built forms, she creates colourful, expressive ceramics that blur the boundaries between function and sculpture.

Her work is inspired by storytelling, animals, gardens, imagination, and lived experience, with playful surfaces often revealing deeper emotional narratives. Using bright glazes, symbolic motifs, and sculptural details, she creates pieces that celebrate resilience, joy, and creativity.

Felicity holds a Bachelor of Fine Art in Ceramics and is also a passionate teacher. During Bendigo Open Studios, she will be exhibiting at Brassey Studio, Eaglehawk. Visitors are invited to discover a vibrant collection of ceramics inspired by the living world around her and the transformative joy of making.

Studio Address: Brassey Studio 10 High St, Eaglehawk

Open: Fri, Sat & Sun 9-11 October 2026, 10am - 4pm

Facilities/Access: POS facilities, wheelchair accessible, water available,

Parking: Parking for at least 2 cars

Phone: 0408 132 013

Email: flickburman@gmail.com

Website: felicityceramics.com

Facebook: Felicity Ceramics

Instagram: felicity__ceramics