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What is raku pottery?

With its roots in 16th-century Japan, Raku pottery is an ancient technique of starving the clay piece of oxygen to create exceptional colours. This wonderful technique is best known for being incredibly unpredictable with totally unique results each time – and if you get it right, the results are often really special, and incredibly different to what you can get from a conventional kiln firing.

White plate with sweep of blue and pink gaze, sitting against dark black rock by the sea
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How to care for your ceramic plate

These days it’s common to place everything in the dishwasher before stacking the dinnerware away – this isn’t ideal for handmade ceramics, which can be more brittle than commercial dinnerware. If you’re treating yourself to a set of handmade ceramic dishes or giving a hand painted plate as a gift, you may be interested in the ways in which you can protect your ceramics for years to come.

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What are the four types of clay?

You could go on forever learning about clay and pottery – and the endless tools, types and techniques that can be achieved.

Stronger, hardier clays and increasingly vibrant, exceptional glazes are constantly being created too, it’s never-ending.

A simple place to start for a solid foundation on pottery and ceramics is the four types of clay.

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How to clean your jewellery

No matter how careful we are with our favourite pieces of jewellery, if an item gets worn a lot then over time it’s sure to pick up oils off our skin, make-up and perfume can affect it, and even the humidity in the air can eventually tarnish sterling silver.

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Wholesale & stock enquiries

Please reach out below via social media or email if you are interested in stocking my work – I’d love to hear from you! I can provide prices for my ceramic jewellery or larger pottery items, always happy to be flexible with timings, discuss any preferred designs, and visit or post items if you’re based outside of the South West.

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