Marjory Helen Petts née Miller (1921–2003) was a British artist and writer who, although born in London, spent the majority of her career in Wales.
[2] The couple eventually divorced in 1984 during which time, living in Wales, they had three children together and Kusha worked as Petts's studio assistant on a number of mosaic and stained glass compositions.
Petts exhibited these works in a number of group exhibitions including at commercial galleries in Cardiff, at the National Eisteddfod of Wales in 1956, at the National Museum of Wales in both 1956 and 1957 and with the Society for Education in Art.
[1] Several of her poems related to her time in Swansea during the Second World War and to the treatment her uncle received as a conscientious objector.
[4] For many years Petts lived at Llansteffan in west Wales and the Carmarthenshire County Museum holds examples of her paintings.