Argyllshire, with its rugged coastlines and rich cultural heritage, has long inspired artists and craftspeople. The region's deep-rooted ceramic traditions have evolved into a contemporary movement that celebrates both heritage and innovation. From community-driven studios to individual artisans, Argyllshire offers a diverse array of pottery experiences for locals and visitors alike.

Sea Drift Pottery

Located near Dunoon, Sea Drift Pottery is a working studio producing functional and decorative ceramics. The studio offers pottery workshops and has a small on-site shop. Their handmade ceramics reflect the moods and weather of the Argyll shorelines.

• Website: seadriftpottery.com
• Contact: seadriftargyll@gmail.com | +44 7599 723686
• Address: Holy Loch Marina, Rankin's Brae, Sandbank, Argyll PA23 8FE

SeaTree Argyll

Based on the Cowal peninsula, SeaTree Argyll is a creative venture producing ceramic art infused with original poetry. Their work is inspired by the beautiful Argyll coastlines, using stoneware and raku clay with glazes reflecting the natural surroundings.

• Website: seatreeargyll.com
• Contact: Contact via website
• Address: South View, Wyndham Road, Innellan, Argyll PA23 7SH

Let’s Make Pottery

Operating as a mobile studio based in Cairnbaan, Let’s Make Pottery brings pottery experiences to various locations in Mid-Argyll. Run by ceramic artist Jamie Louise McIntosh, the studio offers workshops and classes for all ages.

• Website: Facebook Page
• Contact: jamielouisem@gmail.com
• Address: Mobile studio based in Cairnbaan, Argyll

Argyll Soul Yoga and Pottery

Located near Oban, Argyll Soul Yoga and Pottery offers a unique combination of yoga and pottery classes. The studio holds small fortnightly pottery classes at The Stables Pottery, Achavaich Farmhouse, catering to both adults and young people.

• Website: yogawithseemadaspal.uk
• Contact: Contact via website
• Address: The Stables Pottery, Achavaich Farmhouse, near Oban, Argyll

Argyllshire's pottery scene is enriched by various classes and workshops catering to all skill levels. Studios like Sea Drift Pottery and Argyll Soul Yoga and Pottery offer structured courses and casual sessions, allowing participants to delve into techniques like wheel throwing, handbuilding, and glazing. These classes not only teach the craft but also foster a sense of community among pottery enthusiasts.