Our Sunday Morning series, when the studio light is the most beautiful, explores some more specialist ceramic techniques with a little more time and depth, whilst remaining accessible for complete beginners.
In this tactile, peaceful workshop, you will create a set of two beautiful coffee or tea cups for your morning rituals. We’ll be building from slabs, which allows for precise shaping, clean edges, and more balanced forms but this handmade process celebrates the responsive nature of clay, where subtle textures and slight imperfections enhance the story of each cup.
We offer this workshop once a month, on Sunday mornings (10.00–12.00)
For this workshop, you will use either “Chalk” — a tactile, sanded white stoneware sourced exclusively from English clays, or “Terra” — a strong, sanded terracotta brown, also sourced from the English Midlands.
Your work will be glazed in our transparent studio glaze as standard and fired for you after the workshop, ready to collect around a month later. Or you can opt to return for a glazing class should you wish to explore that element of the process.
Our Sunday Morning series, when the studio light is the most beautiful, explores some more specialist ceramic techniques with a little more time and depth, whilst remaining accessible for complete beginners.
In this tactile, peaceful workshop, you will create a set of two beautiful coffee or tea cups for your morning rituals. We’ll be building from slabs, which allows for precise shaping, clean edges, and more balanced forms but this handmade process celebrates the responsive nature of clay, where subtle textures and slight imperfections enhance the story of each cup.
We offer this workshop once a month, on Sunday mornings (10.00–12.00)
For this workshop, you will use either “Chalk” — a tactile, sanded white stoneware sourced exclusively from English clays, or “Terra” — a strong, sanded terracotta brown, also sourced from the English Midlands.
Your work will be glazed in our transparent studio glaze as standard and fired for you after the workshop, ready to collect around a month later. Or you can opt to return for a glazing class should you wish to explore that element of the process.
