Choosing between an electric and a gas kiln is one of the most important calls a UK potter will make. The right answer is rarely "which is better in theory" — it's "which fits your space, your power supply, the...
If you throw, trim or wash up after clay work at a sink, a clay trap is one of the most important — and most overlooked — pieces of studio equipment you can own. Clay particles don't dissolve in water:...
Raku pottery, an ancient Japanese art form, intertwines spirituality, craftsmanship, and the serendipitous beauty of imperfections. Originating in the 16th century, raku has transcended time, continuing to captivate artists and collectors alike with its unique aesthetic and philosophical depth. In...
