introduction to the potter’s wheel

  • Pot of gold

    They say that there’s a pot of gold at the end of every rainbow…. Find yours at Eastnor Pottery and…

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  • Extra sessions!

    Calling all you early birds out there! Due to unprecedented demand for our excellent Introduction to the Potter’s Wheel Classes,…

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  • Did you get an Eastnor Pottery Experience Gift Voucher for Christmas?

    HAPPY NEW YEAR EVERYONE! We sold soooo many potter’s wheel experience gift vouchers in the lead up to Christmas, Santa…

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  • Making memories

    We had so much fun working with these four! Three generations of the same family, enjoying an afternoon potting alongside…

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  • Eastnor Pottery is Trip Advisor’s Traveller’s Choice

    Thank you to everybody who has taken the time to review us on all platforms, you are AWESOME!! Over 400…

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  • The 5 steps to potter’s wheel success

    This is our mantra when we instruct people on how to make pottery on the potter’s wheel – Follow the…

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  • Creative Couples do pottery!

    Our Introduction To The Potter’s Wheel Class is perfect for couples. You can book your 1.5 hr, shared potter’s wheel…

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  • Uni friends get together

    We loved working with these guys! The fellas have all been mates since their university days at Nottingham Trent University…

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  • Who’d like a sticker then?!

    Our Junior Content Producer Apprentice Katie has designed a fab new sticker. How do you get your hands on one…

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  • Throw-back Thursday – Honeymoon Keepsakes

    Newly weds Emily and Benjamin visited the pottery in August 2020 and took part in our Introduction to the Potter’s…

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  • Living the dream

    Arwyn and Victoria recently took part in our Introduction to the Potter’s Wheel Class. During their visit Arwyn revealed his…

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  • Dress to impress

    We ask our guests to bring an apron or at least wear old clothes when they join us for a…

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