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I don't have any interest in becoming a production potter. My style certainly doesn't lend itself to it, nor do I wish to create pieces that are solely intended to be identical to one another (maybe because I'm a twin 😉). I like individuality and I
Pottery Pointers A - Z C - COILING Coiling is a type of hand building. The clay is formed into coils, or a long sausage shape, and stacked on top of each other to build up the walls of a vessel. These can then be smoothed out to create a uniform w
What do you do with works in progress that are not going your way? I often take it as a sign to change direction, and a challenge to turn the piece into something completely different. Once last year I was getting very frustrated with the tea mugs I
This week in the studio I'm making more of these little balloon vases. I adore their curvy profile and tightly tapered neck, ideal for a small selection of flowers. You can now find them on my online shop :) Link in bio! . . . #studioyoki #yokicerami
About two years ago Rachel (my jeweller twin sister) and I decided to collaborate on a wee jewellery collection. While we started off well, we both at some point got busy and we've not picked it back up yet. But, did you know @r.r.designs , there's a
Pottery pointers A - Z B - BISQUE Bisque or biscuit is the term used to describe wares that have been fired once. Normally fired to around 1000 degrees celsius, these wares are sturdy yet still porous making it more durable for glaze application.
This past week I have been floored with a throat infection. The studio has been deserted, as has any admin. I have done virtually nothing, apart from become obsessed with A Place In The Sun! But tomorrow will be my first day back and I'm looking forw