New Makers 2026 | Hannah Watts   Ceramicist Hannah Watts embraces marks left by the making process. Each of her large stoneware platters, defined by colourful linear patterns, carries a distinct character. “My work is a bit wonky,” she says. “As a former perfectionist, I think that’s been really good for me.” Hannah uses the sgraffito technique to decorate her platters, which involves coating leather-hard clay with underglaze and scratching lines into the surface.   “On my first day at a new studio, my mentor demonstrated sgraffito. The first thing I tried was quite a geometric pattern – it was like a ‘click’ moment, and I haven’t looked back.”   Discover the New Makers 2026 collection via the link in bio.