Eastnor Pottery and The Flying Potter - Pottery Experiences for families, groups and individuals
For the past 10 years or so I ‘ve been working regularly with the wonderful staff and visitors at St Thomas Children’s Centre in Birmingham.
The Centre boasts quite a collection of pots and ceramic curios made with participants of all ages and abilities and whilst I was there a few weeks ago, I took the opportunity to photograph a few of them in situ.
These mother and daughter combos spent a creative and relaxing evening at the Pottery making some agricultural inspired, pinch-pot sculpture. We have some excellent close up photos on our facebook page if you want to take a peep! The ladies were looking for something different to celebrate one of their birthdays – A pottery workshop at Eastnor Pottery certainly ticked all the right boxes!
A before and after photo of apprentice Ethan’s potter’s wheel. During his time with us, Ethan has developed a real passion for the ceramic arts and managed to source this wheel and a kiln from a local house clearance.
Good luck and well done to to Castlemorton Primary School who created a magnificent, #space themed show-garden at the RHS Malvern Spring Show.
Ethan and myself worked with the whole school a couple of months ago helping each child make a clay footprint. The fired pieces are incorporated into the grand design and look blooming great.
You have the rest of today and tomorrow to visit the Show and marvel at the children’s hard work and creativity.
A group of teachers from a local Primary School enjoyed a twilight, making session at Eastnor Pottery recently.
You can just about make out a magnificent r2d2 being carefuly decorated in the foreground.
