CLAY & SALT

CERAMICS

In the Studio

  • come learn how to make a candlestick holder out of clay. Use your hands to sculpt a one of a kind object.

    Private Lesson

  • Person in green shirt sculpting pottery on a rotating table, with other pottery pieces and dried flowers on the table.

    Hand-building Workshops

  • Pottery wheel class dorset

    Potters Wheel Workshops

Located in West Dorset between Bridport and Lyme Regis, this studio is my personal making space, which I also open to the public for workshops, weekly classes, and private sessions. I decided upon the name clay and salt ceramics since I wanted a name very clearly tied to pottery hence the clay and ceramics. The salt element was added in ties to the phrase salt of the earth along with the close proximity to the sea. There was also the simple fact that I like how it sounded and looked when written down.

The studio is equipped for both hand-building and wheel-throwing. Visit the Weekly Classes and Workshops page to see what’s coming up and book instantly. For private group lessons or 1–2–1 sessions, head to the Private Group Lesson page.

About the Studio

Dorset UK based potter in her studio working on a ceramic sculpture.

Hi I’m Amelia, the maker behind Clay and Salt. I’ve been working with pottery since I was a child with a break for several years where I worked as a freelance florist in London. I then returned to pottery where I focused on hand building creating vases, lamps and other sculptural objects. More recently I have began to devote more time on the wheel working on a homewares collection. I teach both hand-building and beginner level wheel throwing. I love seeing the broad range of things that students make in my classes bringing their individual flare to each piece they make.

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