The curve of a handle.
The place a glaze settles.
Small things worth keeping.
Thrown, trimmed and glazed in one room. Each piece carries a little of the making, ready to become part of your day.
4
collections a year
64
pieces in this batch
1
pair of hands
From clay
to cobalt.
Soft clay. A beginning.
Centred on the wheel, shaped and left to dry. The first marks are still there.
Bisque. The first firing.
At 950 °C, fragile clay becomes porous ceramic. Ready to take the glaze.
Cobalt. The final firing.
At 1260 °C, the glaze melts into the surface. Two days later, the kiln opens.
Raw clay
Bisque · 950 °C
Glazed · 1260 °C
A few hours.
A little clay.
You don’t need to be good at it. Just curious. Small groups, a wheel of your own and time to find your rhythm.
Plates for one kitchen.
Not a catalogue.
For the way you cook and the way you serve. Small runs of tableware, developed together, from the first test tile to the final firing.
The door’s open
on Saturdays.
Come for a closer look. Pick up a piece, see what’s drying and ask what’s going into the next kiln.
Open studio · Saturdays, 11 am–4 pm
Riverside workshop · Example location
