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Thrown, fired and glazed by two people.

Stoneware for the table and the shelf, made in small firings at our studio in Lowmarsh. Every piece is one of one.

Next kiln opening · Saturday 14 November · about 40 pieces
Five stoneware pieces in a row on a pale limestone ledge against a warm plaster wall
From the autumn firingPhoto: example, AI-generated

The shelf · Autumn firing

9 pieces, each one of one. Shipped in two days, wrapped in paper we reuse.

Tall stoneware bottle in a speckled oat glaze on a stone plinth
No. 041

Tall bottle

£68Speckled oat · 24 cm
Wide shallow serving bowl in an oatmeal glaze on a stone plinth
No. 042

Serving bowl

£84Oatmeal ash · Ø 30 cm
Pair of unglazed terracotta cups on a stone plinth
No. 043

Two cups

£42 the pairBare terracotta · 9 cm
“We fire twice a season, so the shelf changes in batches, not by the day. When a piece is gone, it is gone.”
Ada, at the wheel
Lidded jar in a glossy dark brown tenmoku glaze on a stone plinth
No. 044

Lidded jar

£72Tenmoku · 15 cm
Round moon jar in a creamy white glaze on a stone plinthOne left
No. 045

Moon jar

£180White slip · 22 cm
Small pouring jug with iron speckles on a stone plinth
No. 046

Pouring jug

£46Iron spot · 11 cm

Food safe

Every glaze is tested for the table, inside and out.

Dishwasher kind

Hand washing keeps the raw rims at their best.

Sanded feet

Each foot is sanded smooth so it never marks wood.

Stack of three dinner plates with bare clay rims on a stone plinth
No. 047

Dinner plates

£38 eachRaw rim · Ø 27 cm
Small bud vase in a pale blue-grey glaze on a stone plinth
No. 048

Bud vase

£34Pale celadon · 12 cm
Stoneware teapot in an ash glaze with a cane handle on a stone plinthReserved
No. 049

Teapot

£120Ash, cane handle · 0.8 l
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Clay-covered hands throwing a terracotta bowl on a potter's wheel, drying pots on shelves behind

Clay to shelf in about three weeks.

  1. 01ThrownOn the wheel, then trimmed when leather-hard.4 days
  2. 02BisqueA first, slow firing to make it handleable.2 days
  3. 03GlazedDipped or poured, then fired to 1280°.3 days
  4. 04RestedCooled for a day, sanded, then onto the shelf.2 days

Classes

Wheel evenings

Thursdays, 18:30 to 21:00. Six places, clay and firing included. Your pieces come out of the next kiln.

Book a seat£55 a seat

Visit the studio

Shop
Friday to Sunday, 11 to 17
Where
Unit 4, Ember Yard, Lowmarsh
Write
hello@kilnandcord.example