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Did you know that shoe designers make great potters! The team at @jimmychoo last week throwing their hand on the wheels.
Such a wondeful group we welcome them back anytime to develop their practice in a Foundation Class.
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You and your team could also host a Bespoke Teambuilding class with us & go into dinner at @wildbytart
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Date for your diary.. GIFT IDEAS.. 🎁
The return of Studio Pottery London’s Christmas Market!

Showcasing the wonderful work of member potters, @studiopotterylondon Artists & Makers will be exhibiting with plenty of gift ideas for family & friends, with Jones Family Kitchen @jonesfamilyrestaurants and Morena London @morena.london offering festive food and drinks.

We also have a limited number of gift cards available for private classes at Studio Pottery London £130 (valid for a year!) DM for further details.

Studio Pottery London Christmas Outdoor Market
Saturday 18th December
11am to 6pm
Eccleston Yards, SW1W 9AZ

For updates follow @studiopotterylondon x

$We’ve had so much fun creating gift ideas from Studio Pottery London 🎁 Lucy’s signature collection of beakers for Studio Pottery London. Designed for everyday fun in the home. Contemporary colours £18 🎁 ‘Parthenogenesis of Sea Horses, H&W 2019’ Sgraffito through brown slip with overglaze; @gregorytingay artist’s seal on foot ring. Vase from Hauser & Wirth Artist Residency 2019 inspired by wooden pew carvings in 17th C Chapel of Hugh Sexey’s Hospital, Bruton. Parthenogenesis is a symbol of the Virgin Birth. The vase includes subtle sexual imagery on the reverse - Sacred & Secular. £800 🎄 Lucy & Omer’s table lamps Studio Pottery London. Stoneware & shiny charcoal & Beata Herman shade. Designed for chic interiors in the home. £425 each (we are able to be commissioned to size) 🎶 @gregorytingay. Polychromatic Fractal Vase: sgraffito with inlaid slips and overglaze; 2016; artist’s seal on foot ring. Inspired by organic fractal forms £2,500 🍁 ‘Song to the Moon’ 2016; black slip with sgraffito and inlaid white glaze; artist’s seal on foot ring. Title inspired by aria in Dvorak’s opera ‘Rusalka’. £2,400 PLEASE DM FOR FURTHER DETAILS 💋$

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We have one evening left this December to host your company’s bespoke Christmas party.. Thursday 9th December
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DM with enquiries ASAP
Come together for a pottery workshop! Rebuilding relationships through creativity, craft & community.
We can host large groups wheel throwing clay with or without a drink any level including absolute beginners.

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Deck the halls with boughts of pottery
🎁 Gift ideas Christmas 2021 🎄
Order through our website SHOP or visit us in store we’d love to see you…
Established in 2019 between the bustle of London’s Victoria and the elegance of Belgravia, Studio Pottery London showcases a wide variety of ceramics made by both artists and members. Among these are the signature sgraffito pots by Gregory Tingay, the Studio’s Artistic Director recently featured in Ceramic Review, together with luminous ash-glazed moonjars by Cornish Artist Michel Francois. The almost archaic bronzed ceramics of Jason Wason, whose work was recently bought for the V&A, sit alongside the wood-fired pilgrim vases by Ken Matsuzaki and the sensuous white bowls of Takashi Yasuda.

Adam Buick: small moonjars
Ben Sutton
Joshua Aubrook: whimsical vases
Omer Oner: Humorous teapots

#giftsforher #giftsforhim

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Studio Pottery London - demonstration with Adrian Gonzalezn
6.30pm, Tuesday 23rd November
Studio Pottery London
RSVP essential £5 on the door

Join Studio Pottery London for a Q&A conversation between London-based designer and potter, Adrian Gonzalez and Gregory Tingay, the Studio’s Artistic Director. Adrian will discuss production ware and demonstrate on the wheel how he makes plates.

‘Adrian creates geometric vessels and tableware that are both functional and aesthetic. Drawing inspiration from nature and in particular from his love of the coastline and rock pools, Adrian’s pieces are reminiscent of volcanic rock found at the ocean’s edge with a unique bubbled texture. This he achieves through his own unique combination of silicon carbide slip and glaze.

Each piece is hand thrown and individually painted with layers of slip and oxides, then fired in a particular spot within the kiln to achieve the desired exterior bubbling. Inside each pot however is a smooth and tranquil glossy surface evoking sea water. The simplicity and tactile texture of each ceramic displays the craftsmanship involved in making them.’

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Happy birthday our artist in residence @gregorytingay.
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Thank you for this shot @tchadoak
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CORAL MOON JAR; “VOYAGE TO THE MOON”
Technical Notes: White stoneware moon jar form. Coral slip + sgraffito with white inlaid glaze exterior; iron glaze with rutile flashings interiorly; base inscribed H&W 16th July 2019, 50th Anniversary Apollo 11 to the moon – Voyage to the Moon (with artist’s seal). H:37cm x W:30cm

Year: 2019
For sale at studio pottery London

Gregory Tingay, previously artist-in-residence at Hauser & Wirth.

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Save the date!
18th December Studio Pottery London’s Outdoor Christmas market in @ecclestonyardsmarket
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Coffee cups by @gregorytingay

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Studio Pottery London is delighted to invite you to book your Christmas party 2021!
DM us or go directly through the website.
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In the absence of more tradition teambuilding opportunities, our beginners taster class offers the perfect activity for rebuilding relationships through the joys of working with clay. Add a glass of champagne or two, and you’ve a fun-filled festive pottery party.

Studio Pottery London is a light-filled space in the heart of London. A beautifully-curated, calm environment, our focus is ‘throwing’ – working with clay on the wheel.

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Our Belgravia studio has two incredible full time technicians always on hand to members and classes. This weekend we said goodbye and wish luck to Yau who is returning to Pasadena. Welcoming @eugenechungceramics to work alongside @omeronerceramics & @gregorytingay
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Following his move to London, Yau graduated from the Royal College of Art in Ceramics and Glass in 2021.
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Yau has been working with clay on the potter’s wheel for thirteen years. His work focuses on the functionality of objects and the experience that craft brings to everyday life. He believes the creative process in handling clay captures an impulsive emotion with him when throwing on the potter’s wheel; an inner narrative at a particular moment. It is important to him, that his work not only offers visual sensations to the user but plays a functional part in their daily life. This motivates him to be a ceramic artist, striving to reveal the true self of clay to find the best balance between material, potential users, and himself.