Meet Tracey Fowler
Tracey Fowler is the heart and hands behind Red Crate Studio, nestled on a sprawling deck surrounded by the lush rainforest of Currumbin. Her love for nature runs deep, having spent years cultivating vibrant gardens and connecting with the land. That same passion now inspires her pottery, where the organic textures, earthy tones, and flowing forms of her work mirror the beauty she sees in the natural world.
For Tracey, pottery is more than an art form—it’s a way to bring people closer to the grounding, restorative power of handmade creations. Every piece she crafts is a reflection of her surroundings, blending functionality with artistry to create ceramics that feel as timeless as the rainforest itself.
At her home studio, Tracey welcomes students of all levels to experience the joy of working with clay. Whether you’re learning the fundamentals of hand-building, trying your hand at wheel-throwing, or exploring surface decoration techniques, Tracey’s workshops are designed to nurture creativity and connection. Her teaching philosophy is simple: slow down, embrace imperfection, and let the process guide you.
Tracey’s work has found its way into homes and hearts across the Gold Coast, from bespoke commissions to treasured workshop creations. At Red Crate Studio, every piece has a story, and every story is grounded in a love for nature, craftsmanship, and community.
Join Tracey on the deck, and let’s craft something beautiful together.
Handcrafted
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Handcrafted Small Batch Artisanal Creations
If it can’t be reduced, reused, repaired, rebuilt, refurbished, refinished, resold, re-cycled, or composted, then it should be restricted, redesigned or removed from production.
- Pete Seeger