Prism Vessel

Shallow bowls and tumblers in a new blue-green glaze that pools darker wherever the clay dips. The series is released together at the start of the season and this glaze isn't restocked once it's gone.

Thrown in speckled stoneware with a food-safe liner glaze inside and a comfortable, rounded handle. Made to be used every day, not kept on a shelf.

Pieces with small glaze runs, pinholes or uneven feet that still work perfectly. Each one carries a tag describing its quirk so there are no surprises.

Matching plates, bowls and cups glazed around your colours and the way you eat. Start the conversation at an open studio day, where you can choose from real glaze tiles.

Longer notes on glaze experiments: the recipes that finally behaved, the ones that crawled off the pot, and what each test changed in the next batch.

Quick entries after each kiln opening: how it was loaded, which shelf ran hot, and which piece surprised us most.

Walk through the workshop, handle test pieces and see new work before it's photographed. Dates are announced first in the monthly letter.

Unhurried sessions at the wheel for complete beginners and returning potters alike. Clay, tools and firing are included, and you glaze what you keep.

A plain-language introduction to how glazes melt, why colours drift in the kiln and how to read a recipe without a chemistry background.

One calm letter a month with new work, open studio dates and wheel evening openings. Ask to be added next time you visit the studio.