no two alike, on purpose
pots for the table you actually eat at
Small-batch stoneware, thrown on a wheel that has opinions. We glaze every piece by hand, fire in our own kiln, and put a number on the bottom so you know which run it came from.
⤵ the forms turn when you move your pointer
six glazes, mixed in our own buckets
Tap one. It paints every form on the table, the way a dipped glaze climbs the clay.
butter — matte, eats its own colour
wobble is the point
the one thing we refuse to fix
- clay
- stoneware, cone 6
- water
- dishwasher safe, always
- run
- never more than 60
Every mug is thrown, trimmed by hand and set down slightly off-round. Drag the mug across the bench — it leaves the shadow it would leave in real afternoon light.
drag me →
fire it until the cone bends
the whole studio waits on this dial
Orton cone 6 sits at 1222°C. Drag the dial — the fire, the glow and the cone all answer it.
1222°C
cone 6 — stoneware, vitrified
soak 15 min · cool slow
drag the dial, or focus it and use ← →
come stand in the shed
The wheel room is open on Saturdays. You can hold things, that is the whole point.
- saturday10:00 – 16:00
- addressUnit 4, Old Tannery Row
- classeswheel intro, six weeks
- mailhello@pomelo.example