Lee Page Hanson

Manchester, United Kingdom

5

1 review

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+44 161 839 0030
Website:
www.leepagehanson.com
Address:
17 Oak Street Manchester Craft and Design Centre, Manchester, United Kingdom, M4 5JD
Northern Quarter
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
370 ftOldham Street/Thomas Street (Stop EC)
410 ftOldham Street/Thomas Street (Stop ED)
480 ftHigh Street/Turner Street (Stop NZ)
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1 review of Lee Page Hanson

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Place rating: 5
Manchester, United Kingdom
Lee Page Hanson is a ceramic artist. His work includes mainly decorative pieces for the home. He has a huge range of wall tiles, of which I have two. They’re the kind you hang rather than paste into place and grout.
Birds feature widely in his work, along with other animals, butterflies and flowers. The patterns and impressions made in the clay add texture and many of the pieces are painted. I noticed recently a few tiles with a shiny copper effect which is used sparingly to add detail here and there.
The tiles range in size and price but you can pick up a small tile for about £14. Very reasonable considering the time it must take to create, fire and glaze the pieces.