Notes on slow craft and domestic rhythms

A heavy wooden platter or an unbleached linen throw ages gracefully when given quiet attention. We share our preferred methods for feeding seasoned oak with cold-pressed linseed oil and softening flax fibers through simple water baths.

None of these rituals require specialized products; rather, they invite a tactile connection between your hands and the objects you live with every day.

Latest notes from the studio

Reflections on our recent kilns, wild clay foraging, and upcoming small-batch collections.

Preparing for the winter salt-glaze kiln

Sourcing local iron-rich clay in Somerset

Opening our winter visiting days

Notes on stacking raw stoneware pieces and managing the ten-hour wood-fired reduction cycle.

A short walk across the river meadows to gather raw terracotta earth for our autumn vessels.

Details on booking a quiet morning at the workbench to view our new woven throws.

Have a question about a piece or a technique?

We are always happy to talk materials over a kettle break.