Mohamed Hamid graduated in Ceramics from Farnham in 1983. He makes brush-decorated, hand-thrown, stoneware pottery in the tin glazed earthenware tradition and is influenced by Islamic Art, Continental Majolica and Dutch Delftware.
He specialises in limited editions and private commissions that include inscribed plates, bowls, mugs and house plates.
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