Dave Clark - The Curious Potter

13/11/2025

One of Joe's pieces - so much to look at!

13/11/2025

Today, 5-9pm: The Wolfscastle Hotel Christmas Fair!
Come and see us!

13/11/2025

It's today! Joe Wilson-Tancock and me will be there with a stand.

We look forward to seeing you all tomorrow night with our lovely local Artisan Gift suppliers!

Our Winter Fayre is open from 5pm-9pm

Pop along and enjoy wondering around all the wonderful stalls 🎁🎄

06/02/2025

More impressions from the Marra pottery workshop.

A big thank you to Soufiane and his dad Mohamed!

06/02/2025

Exploring pottery in the outskirts of Marrakesh today and experienced two different types of pottery.
In the first 3 pictures, fired items receive a pigmented layer of lime, which is then burnished and which receives an application of soap and polish a day later. This technique is called tadelact.

The other photos are from a workshop, where the 3rd and 4th generation of potters work, producing items of very different sizes on two electric and a n ancient momentum wheel.

01/01/2025

I have added our friend Joe's work onto my website - have a look!

Www.thecuriouspotter.co.uk/joe

23/11/2024

Experimenting with flower pots.

15/11/2024

Big thanks to Wolfscastle Country Spa Hotel & Restaurant for organising a great Winter Craft Fayre!

There were a lot of visitors and we had a lot of interest in our ceramics.
(We also then spend some money on some of the wonderful wares of the other stall holders.)

10/11/2024

Large mugs fresh from the kiln!

10/11/2024

A box of of our sensory spheres ready to be taken to the Christmas Fayre at the Wolfscastle Hotel on Thursday !
Come and see us between 5-9pm!

04/11/2024

The kiln went on Saturday evening and has finally cooled down enough to be opened!
Lots of balls this time, as we were running out of them.
The next event is the Christmas Fayre at the Wolfscastle Hotel on Thursday, the 14th of November from 5-9pm.

31/10/2024

Craft Fayre at Scolton Manor today from 10am to 4pm.
Although we love our coffee sacks, we have gone for a black table cover this time. A bit more boring, but doing the ceramics more favour.