MILLAND POTTERY

At Milland Pottery, we like to share the excitement of shaping a lump of clay into a pot. The pottery is well known for workshops for children and adults. Sessions are usually one, one and a half or two hours long. To gain a greater understanding of the processes involved in making pots it is preferable to make a couple of visits, if possible. Groups are kept small so everyone gets plenty of attention. While most people focus on making pots on the wheel, techniques of hand building can also be tried out. Many adults find making pots on the wheel so absorbing that all life's stresses get forgotten for a while... If you no longer wish to receive information from Milland Pottery please email us and we will remove you from our records... Started in austere times after the Second World War by Jane Hawkins (nee Aburrow), the pottery was built using traditional techniques of wattle and daub and chestnut timbers cut from the nearby woods.

Primary location: Liphook United Kingdom