Flying Potter

Mobile Pottery Studio

Unable to visit our idyllic Herefordshire studio? No problem, the Flying Potter can come to you! All the Eastnor Pottery fun, creativity and passion delivered to a venue of your choice. A fantastic addition to any festival, celebration or outreach event.

Work with professional artists

Drop-in or scheduled sessions

Huge numbers of participants in a day

Accessible for all ages 3 months +

Fun, creative & educational

Education & Community

Through skilful facilitation and a love of clay and people in equal measure, we travel all over the West Midlands and beyond exploring and developing creativity in others. We regularly work in early year’s settings, schools, libraries, art galleries and museums, encouraging people to play and express themselves in clay.

Festivals & Events

We have worked with so many organisations and partners providing innovative, accessible pottery sessions for all ages and abilities. Large numbers of participants (as many as 1000 a day!) and collaborative sculpture a speciality.

Read Our Reviews

  • Rating: 5 out of 5

    Jon came to our school at Lapworth- absolutely superb. He inspired and engaged the children from the off, the workshop was pitched so well for them (Year 6 in the morning, Year 2 in the afternoon) and we will absolutely welcome him back whenever we can- thank you, Jon!

    Lapworth Primary School

  • Rating: 5 out of 5

    A great couple of hours with Jon and Sarah learning coil pottery. At the end of the experience there were pots, tea lights holders, cats and even a hare to show for everyone’s efforts. Highly recommended.

    Mark Wood

  • Rating: 5 out of 5

    My partner and I were welcomed so well and made to feel really relaxed during what was an amazing experience. Learning something completely new and having so much fun in the process. Thanks so much guys see you soon! Ross & Lowri.

    Ross

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