KILNWORK

Muddy hands welcome. Clay classes, an open studio and a shop full of glaze, in an old tram shed.

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Mug · Night Pool over Mint Rain

On the wheel this week

ONE VASE,
A HUNDRED TURNS

Centre, open, pull, collapse, laugh, start again. Wheel Weeks walks you from your first lump to a vase you would put flowers in.

Clay body: White stoneware, fine grog
Fired to: Cone 6, about 1220°
Glaze: Night Pool, Mint Rain drips

Wheel Weeks · 6 Tuesdays

From 240, clay and firing included

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Classes for every kind of nervous

CLASSES

Four ways in. Pick a folder; every class includes clay, tools, glazes and the firing. Aprons are on us.

Hand-building · 3 hours

Pinch it, coil it, keep it

A relaxed evening for people who have never touched clay. You make two small pieces by hand, choose glazes, and collect them fired two weeks later.

When: Thursdays 18:30
Teacher: Ines
Bring: Short nails, old shoes
Price: 65

Book First Clay

Overhead view of hands pinching small white clay pots around a white table with cobalt and honey tools

Throwing · 6 weeks

Six Tuesdays at the wheel

Centring, opening, pulling walls, trimming feet. By week six you throw cylinders and bowls on purpose, and keep the four you like best.

When: Tuesdays 19:00
Teacher: Bo
Size: 8 wheels
Price: 240

Save a wheel

Wet hands opening a tall cylinder of white clay on a cobalt throwing wheel

Colour · 2 Saturdays

Mix, dip, test, repeat

Weigh raw materials, sieve your own batch and fire a wall of test tiles. You leave with a recipe nobody else has and the tiles to prove it.

When: Saturdays 10:00
Teacher: Marguerite
Level: Some clay time
Price: 140

Try the mixer first

Rows of glossy cobalt, mint and yellow glaze test tiles on a white bench

Last Friday · free

We open the kiln together

Once a month the big kiln cools, the doors open and everyone sees what the fire decided. Drinks, music, a few happy gasps. Bring a friend.

When: Last Friday, 19:00
Host: Tomas
Booking: Not needed
Price: Free

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Gloved hands lifting a glossy cobalt bowl out of an opened kiln under string lights

Glaze Lab, in your browser

DRAG ONE GLAZE
ONTO ANOTHER

The chip you drop on is the base coat. The chip you drag is poured from the rim. Tap two chips if you are on a phone.

Recipe card

Mint Rain over Night Pool

Cone 6 · base dipped 3 s · rim poured twice

See it on the wheel vase ↑

Long white workbench lined with leather-hard pots in a bright studio with cobalt stools

THE LONG BENCH

Open studio · Wed–Sun, 10–22

A wall of white shelves holding pots sorted into blocks of cobalt, mint and yellow glaze

THE GLAZE WALL

Forty-one glazes, all mixed here

A white gas kiln under a steel canopy at blue hour, its door ajar on stacked glazed pots

THE KILN YARD

Three kilns · fired twice a week

Shop corner with mugs, bowls and bud vases on white plinths in window light

THE SHOP CORNER

Everything here was thrown in the next room

Made here, sold by the door

THE SHOP

Small batches, glazed loud. When a shelf sells out, it comes back when the kiln says so.

Cobalt mug with mint glaze drips from the rim

Tram MugNight Pool · 32

Wide yellow serving bowl with cobalt brush strokes

Sunday BowlHoney Run · 58

Tall mint-green bud vase with yellow drips at the shoulder

Bud VaseMint Rain · 46

White porcelain bottle with one bold cobalt brushstroke

One-Stroke BottleBone White · 64

Black faceted planter with yellow glaze poured over the rim, on a mint saucer

Poured PlanterTenmoku Black · 72

On the shelves now

Mugs
Bowls
Vases
Tiles
Planters
Seconds

Shop open Thursday to Sunday, 11–18. The seconds shelf restocks every first Saturday: small wobbles, half price, same glaze.