Our studio is intimate and quietly layered, filled with antiques, collected objects and beautiful furniture — a considered place to make slowly and well.
The classes follow the seasons, with a changing programme of workshops shaped around gathering, ritual and ways of making.
ON THIS MONTH
Wed 30 Sep
Sun 4 Oct
Our Candlelit Evening series is an invitation to slow, ground, and connect.
In this much-loved Side Plates workshop, you’ll use our in-house plaster drape moulds to create a set of softly irregular, Oribe-inspired plates — an easy, tactile process that celebrates organic form and individuality.
Perfect for beginners, and even better with a friend ––– receive 10% off when you book for two.
Workshop Notes
We offer this workshop twice a month, once on a Wednesday evening and again on a Sunday morning
Level: Beginners
For this workshop, you will use “Chalk” — a tactile, sanded cream stoneware sourced exclusively from UK clays
Transparent glaze (you have the option to slip in-class)
Your final piece will be ready to collect around one month later
Please find our booking policy here
Our Sunday Morning pottery series invites a quieter rhythm – slow down, ground your week and create something beautiful.
Drawing on festivity, folklore and objects carried for luck and protection for centuries, create a collection of small ceramic talismans and seasonal ornaments — tiny objects to hold meaning, mark a moment or adorn our homes. Come with an idea to give form to, or let your teacher guide you through possibilities and techniques as you work.
Perfect for beginners, and even better with a friend ––– receive 10% off when you book for two.
Workshop Notes
We offer this workshop twice a month, once on a Sunday morning and again on a Wednesday evening
Level: Beginners
Choice of cream, black or terracotta clays
Transparent glaze or the option to leave raw and unglazed
Your final piece will be ready to collect around one month later
Please find our booking policy here
Wed 7 Oct
Sun 11 Oct
Our Candlelit Evening series is an invitation to slow, ground, and connect.
In this candlelit workshop, you’ll hand-build a pair of sculptural candlesticks or a simple oil burner, exploring shape, proportion and surface as you go. A relaxed, tactile evening with plenty of room to make something playful, useful and entirely your own.
For this workshop, you will use “Chalk” — a tactile, sanded cream stoneware sourced exclusively from UK clays – which you can slip with black and brown in class — or Terracotta if that feels more your mood
Perfect for beginners, and even better with a friend ––– receive 10% off when you book for two.
Workshop Notes
We offer this workshop twice a month, once on a Wednesday evening and again on a Sunday morning
Level: Beginners
Transparent glaze (you have the option to slip in-class)
Your final piece will be ready to collect around one month later
Please find our booking policy here
Our Sunday Morning pottery series invites a quieter rhythm – slow down, ground your week and create something beautiful.
In this candlelit workshop, you’ll hand-build a pair of sculptural candlesticks or a simple oil burner, exploring shape, proportion and surface as you go. A relaxed, tactile evening with plenty of room to make something playful, useful and entirely your own.
For this workshop, you will use “Chalk” — a tactile, sanded cream stoneware sourced exclusively from UK clays – which you can slip with black and brown in class — or Terracotta if that feels more your mood
Perfect for beginners, and even better with a friend ––– receive 10% off when you book for two.
Workshop Notes
We offer this workshop twice a month, once on a Sunday morning and again on a Wednesday evening
Level: Beginners
Transparent glaze (you have the option to slip in-class)
Your final piece will be ready to collect around one month later
Please find our booking policy here
Sun 11 Oct
Wed 14 Oct
Thu 15 Oct
Sat 17 Oct
Four people. One dedicated wheel each. Attuned guidance throughout.
A rare opportunity to try wheel throwing in a genuinely small-group setting intentionally limited to just four participants.
You'll learn the fundamentals of wheel throwing, from preparing and centring clay to shaping simple forms, all within the calm atmosphere of our studio. With your own dedicated wheel and ample guidance, you'll have the space to settle into the process and enjoy the rhythm of making.
We'll select and finish your best piece for glazing and firing, ready for collection in the weeks following your session.
Workshop Notes
Each session is two hours – but we’ll allow for ten minutes at the end to clean down your workstation.
Your final piece will be ready to collect around one month later.
Transparent glaze
Please bring an apron and old tea towel, and consider cutting your nails short for throwing sessions.
Please find our booking policy here.
Four people. One dedicated wheel each. Attuned guidance throughout.
A spacious half-day introduction to wheel throwing, intentionally limited to just four participants.
The longer format gives you space to work at your own pace, with plenty of individual guidance throughout. Whether it’s your first time at the wheel or you’re returning to build confidence and develop your practice, you can use the session to explore form, refine technique and work towards pieces that feel a little more considered or ambitious.
Complete beginners will properly absorb and practice the foundations, while those with more experience can work towards something more ambitious, such as a larger bowl or jug.
Workshop Notes
10am–2.30pm, including a 30-minute lunch break.
Maximum four participants, with one wheel each.
Suitable for complete beginners and those wanting more practice.
Finished pieces will be glazed in our transparent studio glaze.
Please bring your own lunch, an apron and an old tea towel.
Short nails are recommended for throwing.
Please allow around 10 minutes at the end to clean down your workstation.
Please find our booking policy here.
Sun 18 Oct
Wed 21 Oct
Our Sunday Morning pottery series invites a quieter rhythm – slow down, ground your week and create something beautiful.
In this much-loved Side Plates workshop, you’ll use our in-house plaster drape moulds to create a set of softly irregular, Oribe-inspired plates — an easy, tactile process that celebrates organic form and individuality.
Perfect for beginners, and even better with a friend ––– receive 10% off when you book for two.
Workshop Notes
We offer this workshop twice a month, once on a Sunday morning and again on a Wednesday evening
Level: Beginners
For this workshop, you will use “Chalk” — a tactile, sanded cream stoneware sourced exclusively from UK clays
Transparent glaze (you have the option to slip in-class)
Your final piece will be ready to collect around one month later
Please find our booking policy here
Our Candlelit Evening series is an invitation to slow, ground, and connect.
In this much-loved Side Plates workshop, you’ll use our in-house plaster drape moulds to create a set of softly irregular, Oribe-inspired plates — an easy, tactile process that celebrates organic form and individuality.
Perfect for beginners, and even better with a friend ––– receive 10% off when you book for two.
Workshop Notes
We offer this workshop twice a month, once on a Wednesday evening and again on a Sunday morning
Level: Beginners
For this workshop, you will use “Chalk” — a tactile, sanded cream stoneware sourced exclusively from UK clays
Transparent glaze (you have the option to slip in-class)
Your final piece will be ready to collect around one month later
Please find our booking policy here
Starting Mon 26 Oct
Wed 28 & Thu 29 Oct
Four people. Six weeks. Attuned, individual guidance throughout.
A rare opportunity to learn wheel throwing in a genuinely small-group setting.
Designed with beginners in mind but open to all levels, these courses are intentionally limited to just four participants, allowing for plenty of one-to-one support within our calm and carefully considered studio environment.
Whether you're learning to centre clay for the first time or refining an existing practice, teaching is tailored to where you are in your making journey. With your own dedicated wheel and attentive guidance throughout, you'll have the space to develop confidence, build technique, and enjoy the slower rhythm of working with clay.
Final courses of the year, dates:
Monday Evenings
26 Oct • 2 Nov • 9 Nov • 16 Nov • 23 Nov • Glazing 7 Dec
Tuesday Evenings
3 Nov • 10 Nov • 17 Nov • 24 Nov • 1 Dec • Glazing 15 Dec
Course Notes
2 hours (6.45–8.45pm)
With time built in at the end for cleaning down your work area and storing work safely
Includes glazing and firing for up to 10 finished pieces.
Additional pieces can be fired for a small fee.
Ready for collection within four weeks of your glazing session.
Please bring an apron and an old tea towel. Short fingernails are recommended for throwing.
Please see our booking policy for further information.
For Beginners: How We'll Work Together
(If you already have throwing experience, sessions will be adapted to your individual goals.)
Week 1
An introduction to clay preparation, centring, and the foundations of throwing. You'll learn how to use essential tools and begin creating simple cylindrical forms.
Weeks 2–4
You'll continue developing confidence on the wheel, refining your technique and exploring new forms with plenty of support and individual feedback.
Week 5
A dedicated trimming session. You'll learn how to turn the bases of your chosen pieces, refine their shape, and add details such as foot rings.
Week 6
Glazing. You'll finish your work using a curated selection of studio glazes, preparing your pieces for their final firing.
Sensory, sculptural, freestyle clay sessions during school holidays and half term.
We’ll be listening to, smelling, squishing, rolling, and getting curious about clay. This workshop encourages creativity, storytelling, and discovery as well as conscious–thought around the origins of clay and our earth. We’ll test how stretchy, tall and muddy clay can become –– or older children may wish to create animals, sculptures, or tiny cups using simple hand-building techniques.
Designed for children and their grown-ups to make alongside one another in our calm, welcoming studio. No experience needed — just come ready to play.
Workshop Notes
1 hour
Choose your favourite piece for us to glaze and fire
Level: Beginner
10% off when booking more than one child using the code EXTRACHILD
All materials and firings included
By a ticket for each person making something
Ready to collect circa four weeks later
Please find our booking policy here.
Thu 29 Oct
Sat 31 Oct
Four people. One dedicated wheel each. Attuned guidance throughout.
A rare opportunity to try wheel throwing in a genuinely small-group setting intentionally limited to just four participants.
You'll learn the fundamentals of wheel throwing, from preparing and centring clay to shaping simple forms, all within the calm atmosphere of our studio. With your own dedicated wheel and ample guidance, you'll have the space to settle into the process and enjoy the rhythm of making.
We'll select and finish your best piece for glazing and firing, ready for collection in the weeks following your session.
Workshop Notes
Each session is two hours – but we’ll allow for ten minutes at the end to clean down your workstation.
Your final piece will be ready to collect around one month later.
Transparent glaze
Please bring an apron and old tea towel, and consider cutting your nails short for throwing sessions.
Please find our booking policy here.
Our Clay Retreat series takes place when the studio light is at its most gentle and beautiful, offering more time and depth to explore specialist ceramic techniques — all still accessible to complete beginners. Step away from the everyday and into your hands.
In our half day Marbled Earth Special, explore the intricate beauty of Nerikomi — a Japanese term for a ceramic process that involves layering coloured clays to create patterns and motifs visible in cross-section and then create a piece of your choice — such as a small bowl or decorative tray.
Workshop Notes
4.5 hours (10am–2.30pm) with a pause to eat or pop out for lunch (please BYO)
Make 1 statement piece or a couple of smaller pieces
Level: Beginners and up
Book for two and receive 10% off
All materials and firings included
Transparent glaze
Ready to collect c. six weeks later
Please find our booking policy here.
Our Candlelit Evening series is an invitation to slow, ground, and connect.
Drawing on festivity, folklore and objects carried for luck and protection for centuries, create a collection of small ceramic talismans and seasonal ornaments — tiny objects to hold meaning, mark a moment or adorn our homes. Come with an idea to give form to, or let your teacher guide you through possibilities and techniques as you work.
Perfect for beginners, and even better with a friend ––– receive 10% off when you book for two.
Workshop Notes
We offer this workshop twice a month, once on a Wednesday evening and again on a Sunday morning
Level: Beginners
Choice of cream, black or terracotta clays
Transparent glaze or the option to leave raw and unglazed
Your final piece will be ready to collect around one month later
Please find our booking policy here
A playful clay session for families –– relaxed play, imagination, and sensory exploration –– open to all.
Each month offers a seasonal theme such as imprinting clay with flowers, or making tiny animals however your child is always welcome to create freely.
Together we might create animals, creatures, and curious characters using simple hand-building techniques, with plenty of space for younger makers to squish, roll, stamp, and experiment freely with clay. From tiny creatures to wonderful beasts, this workshop encourages creativity, storytelling, and discovery.
Designed for children and their grown-ups to make alongside one another in our calm, welcoming studio. No experience needed — just come ready to play.
Workshop Notes
1 hour
Choose your favourite piece for us to glaze and fire
Level: Beginner
10% off when booking more than one child using the code EXTRACHILD
All materials and firings included
By a ticket for each person making something
Ready to collect circa four weeks later
Please find our booking policy here.
Sun 25 Oct
Our Sunday Morning pottery series invites a quieter rhythm – slow down, ground your week and create something beautiful.
In this much-loved Side Plates workshop, you’ll use our in-house plaster drape moulds to create a set of softly irregular, Oribe-inspired plates — an easy, tactile process that celebrates organic form and individuality.
Perfect for beginners, and even better with a friend ––– receive 10% off when you book for two.
Workshop Notes
We offer this workshop twice a month, once on a Sunday morning and again on a Wednesday evening
Level: Beginners
For this workshop, you will use “Chalk” — a tactile, sanded cream stoneware sourced exclusively from UK clays
Transparent glaze (you have the option to slip in-class)
Your final piece will be ready to collect around one month later
Please find our booking policy here