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Made by hand in Devon

Stoneware for slow mornings

Mugs, bowls and little dishes, thrown and glazed by me in a converted cowshed in Devon. No two are ever quite the same.

From the workshop

Small batches, made when the kiln’s been kind.

A simple white ceramic bowl

Speckled mug

£28

Stoneware, holds a proper mug of tea.

A speckled grey and brown glazed bowl

Breakfast bowl

£32

Wide and deep, 16cm across.

A potter carving a small pot on a wheel

Little dish

£14

For rings, salt or olive stones.

Hands shaping wet clay on a spinning wheel

Bud vase

£22

Dishwasher safe, but it would rather be washed by hand.

A traditional brick bottle kiln beside a canal

Meet the maker

I’m Beth. I fell for clay at an evening class in 2015, and handed in my notice three years later.

Each piece takes about three weeks from a lump of clay to your kitchen shelf, and every glaze is mixed here.

Kind words

My favourite mug. I’ve had to buy another so that my husband stops using mine.

Anna, Bristol

It arrived so beautifully wrapped that I almost didn’t open it.

Joe, Leeds

I bought one for my mum, and now all her friends want one.

Sita, London