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6) Friday 30th July – Sunday 1st August . Potfest in the Pens
About 100 potters showcasing their work in the cattle market in Penrith in Cumbria. Definitely not for a bull in a china shop!
5) 3rd July. York River Art Market
4) June 28th. Wild and Natural – an exhibition by the East Riding Artists in Hull Minster
In the centre of Hull, the Minster will be hosting this exhibition of the work of about 30 of the region’s artists. Continues until 26th July.
3) 26th June. River Art Market in York.
Starting for the summer season. About 30 artists every Saturday along the river frontage in front of the Yorkshire museum.
2) June 11th 2021. The start of Potfest in Scotland
Held in the grounds of Scone Palace in Perth, this selling exhibition showcases the work of about 80 distinguished potters.
Runs through to Sunday13th June.
1). March 28th 2021 – Water Street Gallery. Todmorden. Northern Potters Association.
Exhbition runs through until 6th June.
Our products
In this section you will see all the types of pots we make as standard. Most of the pots that are shown are available in a range of different colours. Because the pots are fired in a gas kiln the colours can vary a little from those shown below. These are our most popular colours, but do enquire if you wish to have another one – we may be able to do it!
Pit fired pots
These pots have been biscuit fired to 1,000C. Then they have had organic material such as seaweed and grasses wrapped around the outside and packed in a pit, filled with wood and oxides . You get some interesting results caused by the smoke and the flames reaction to the oxides. Because these pots are low fired, they are not waterproof, but can be used as vases if a glass container is placed inside.