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Woodland,   Hedgerow & Meadow  to Clay

Botanical Ceramics, Inspired by the Seasons

Seasonal Collections

Fern Bowl Fern Bowl
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Fern Bowl
£50.00

Shallow Fern Bowl

  • Wheel thrown bowl decorated with real Ferns gathered in my local woodlands. Each piece has been hand thrown and will be unique.

  • Roughly 20.5cm

  • Unique and made to order, will vary in shape slightly from image.

  • 3-4 weeks until shipping.

F E R N S

Folklore

Ferns have long been associated with mystery and magic, often linked to hidden knowledge and unseen realms. In some traditions, it is believed that ferns grant invisibility or lead seekers to hidden treasures. They are said to thrive in the liminal spaces between light and shadow, much like the threshold to the Otherworld.

Medicinal

Ferns have been used in traditional medicine for various ailments, including digestive issues, respiratory conditions, and wound healing. Some species were believed to offer protection against evil spirits and negative energies.

Time of Year

Spring - Autumn

Most ferns begin unfurling their delicate fronds in early spring, with their lush greenery reaching its peak in summer. Many remain vibrant well into autumn, adding texture and life to shaded woodlands and gardens.

Cowslip Platter
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Cowslip Platter
£95.00

Cowslip Platter

Completely unique platters are handmade using foraged Cowslip.

Slab made with seasonal plant decoration using a buff stoneware, pressed in plants and glazed.

C O W S L I P

Folklore

Cowslip has long been associated with spring, renewal, and the arrival of warmer days. In British folklore, cowslips were believed to be favoured by fairies, with their nodding golden flowers said to mark the paths where fairies danced. They are often linked to joy, youth, and the awakening of the countryside after winter.

Traditionally gathered for May Day celebrations, cowslips have been woven into garlands and crowns to welcome the new season.

Medicinal

Cowslip has been used in traditional herbal medicine for centuries. The flowers were commonly prepared in teas and remedies to support relaxation and restful sleep, while also being valued for easing coughs and colds. Gentle and soothing, cowslip has long been associated with comfort and wellbeing.

Time of Year

April – May

Cowslips flower in mid to late spring, with their peak display usually occurring between April and May. Their cheerful yellow blooms are one of the most recognisable signs of the season, carpeting meadows, grasslands, and hedgerows before fading as summer approaches.

Salt Cellar
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Salt Cellar
£40.00

Decorated Salt Cellar & Ceramic Spoon 

Completely unique using foraged Fern from in my local landscape.

  • Hand thrown salt cellar decorated with foraged ferns on a buff stoneware.

  • Unique and made to order, will vary in shape slightly from image.

  • 3-4 weeks until shipping although I have two in stock currently.

F E R N

Folklore

Ferns have long been associated with secrecy, magic, and protection. In folklore, they were believed to grant invisibility to those who carried their seeds, and in some traditions, finding a fern flower—a rare and mythical occurrence—was said to bring great fortune. They were also used to ward off evil spirits and negative energy, often hung in doorways or burned for protection.

Medicinal

Ferns have been traditionally used for their cleansing and soothing properties. Some species were brewed into teas to support digestion and ease respiratory ailments, while others were applied externally to soothe burns, insect bites, and skin irritations. Certain ferns were also believed to aid in detoxification and promote overall vitality.

Time of Year

April – October

Ferns begin to unfurl in early spring, with their characteristic curled fronds, known as fiddleheads, appearing as the weather warms. They thrive in damp, shaded areas, carpeting woodlands and riverbanks throughout the summer. As autumn approaches, many ferns turn golden before dying back, with their roots remaining dormant until the cycle begins again in spring.

Always wanted to try your hand at pottery? Try something new?

My workshops are a chance to slow down, reconnect and immerse yourself in the process of working with clay.

I offer a range of workshops to suit different interests and experience levels, whether you're completely new to ceramics or looking to develop your skills, i would love to welcome you into the studio or come to you for an event!

Workshops & Creative Sessions

1-1 Wheel Throwing 1-1 Wheel Throwing
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1-1 Wheel Throwing
£75.00

Duration: 2 hours
Includes: Glazing & Firing
Take Home: 2-3 pieces of your own creation

Whether you’re a complete beginner or have some experience, this hands-on class is designed to guide you through the pottery process at your own pace. In the two hours we have, I will show you the basics of preparing the clay by wedging, throwing on the wheel.

What’s Included:

  • 2 hours of 1-1 instruction on the pottery wheel.

  • The basics of wedging to prepare the clay.

  • Cost of glazing and firing of your 2-3 pieces

  • All materials and tools provided.

    After your class, I’ll take care of any extra trimming, glazing and firing of your pieces. They will be ready for pickup approximately 4 - 6 weeks.

Location:

My studio at Creek Creative in Faversham. I will send further details and information upon booking.

In Studio Immersive Workshop In Studio Immersive Workshop
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In Studio Immersive Workshop
£75.00

Duration: 2.5 hours
Includes: Glazing & firing
Take home: 2–3 handmade pieces
Group size: 3+

£75 per person

A relaxed, informal session designed for all skill levels perfect for gathering with friends, celebrating, or simply trying something new together!

In this small group workshop, you’ll explore hand-building techniques and each have a go on the wheel, with gentle guidance throughout. The focus is on enjoying the process, getting creative, and spending time together in a calm, welcoming space.

What’s Included:

  • 2 hours of CLAY, including a 1-1 instruction on the pottery wheel each.

  • The basics of wedging to prepare the clay.

  • Hand building techniques.

  • Cost of glazing and firing of your 2-3 pieces

  • All materials and tools provided.

  • After your class, I’ll take care of any extra trimming, glazing and firing of your pieces. They will be ready for pickup approximately 4 - 6 weeks.

Location:

My studio at Creek Creative in Faversham. I will send further details and information upon booking.

Private Workshops Private Workshops
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Private Workshops
£0.00

Pottery Workshops for Events
Duration: Flexible
Includes: Glazing & Firing
Take home: 2–3 handmade pieces

Prices on request.

A relaxed, creative workshop that I can bring to you perfect for events, group gatherings, or corporate sessions.

These sessions focus on hand building, making them accessible for all skill levels. I’ll guide you through simple techniques while keeping the atmosphere informal and enjoyable, allowing everyone to get creative at their own pace.

All materials, tools, and firing are included!

For more information on how this can be tailored to your event, please get in touch!

If you don't see exactly what you're looking for, please get in touch. I'd be delighted to discuss your ideas and, where possible, create a workshop that suits your needs!