Eastnor Pottery and The Flying Potter - Pottery Experiences for families, groups and individuals
Last year I worked with the whole of Leigh and Bransford Primary School in a day to produce this magnificent oak.
Normally, once the tiles have been fired and delivered, it’s up to the school to mount & install the project – On this occasion, it was agreed that we would cut & prepare the boards and stick the tiles in the studio.
So, here it is, the Leigh & Bransford Oak, all prepared and ready for dispatch.
Twice a year Herefordshire Housing host a family event for their residents at The Three Counties Hotel in Hereford. The potter’s wheel has become a bit of a staple with young and old sampling the delights of spinning clay. Participants get to take their thrown pots away to paint and decorate at home. Some, have quite a collection of little pots occupying pride of place on shelves and windowsills, built up over a number of years.
It’s a bit late I know, but if any of you are still looking for a unique and totaly creative present then why not treat your loved one to a potter’s wheel experience at Eastnor Pottery, Herefordshire.
You can purchase a day or weekend voucher to be redeemed on any of our 2012 workshop dates. £105 for the day or £190 for the weekend.
Please contact the Pottery on 01531 633886 or admin@eastnorpottery.co.uk to purchase yours.
Merry Christmas!
Introducing Elena who will be joining team E.P over the next few months to produce a range of promotional videos and animations.
We hooked up with Graduate Advantage to advertise the post and Elena got in touch having seen the opportunity on their website.
Elena graduated from Aberystwyth University in the summer with BA Hons in film making and mathmatics. Her short films will be posted on our website and advertise all the wonderful things we do here at Eastnor Pottery.
We look forward to working with Elena and are excited to see what she’ll come up with.
Evelyn celebrated her 10th birthday at Eastnor Pottery with friends and family.
The party made owl & pussycat sculptures, the boats of which were produced on the potter’s wheel. Once the clay had been cleared away the children tucked into a picnic tea.
If you would like to know more about our children’s pottery birthday parties please take a look at our birthday partywebpage.
