Titirangi Pottery Studio

News

• We will be teaching a pottery class in term three, starting on the 27th of July 2010. Please contact us through our website if you would like to take a pottery class.

 

• Titirangi Potters Open day on Saturday 27 March, from 10 am till 4 pm. For some hands-on action: we have a Raku firing, Paint a Pot and Paint a Tile!  We will also be demonstrating the wheel and handbuilding and will have a display of our work.

 

• Pottery exhibition at West Coast Gallery in Piha by members of the Titirangi Pottery club. Lorraine Barnett, Richard Naylor, Karen Woodgate and Lorraine Armstrong invite you to come and see their exhibition Five.Two starting on Saturday 14 November at 14.00 hrs.

 

• The Titirangi Pottery Club will have it's annual pottery exhibition on the 14th and 15th of November 2009, 10 am to 4 pm, at the French Bay Yacht Club, Otitori Bay in Titirangi.

  GLAZE A POT FOR “RAKU FIRINGS”

  Sorry no Eftpos

  Enquiries 8174018 Opening night Friday 13th of november from 7pm onward - guest selector Lex Dawson

 

• Titirangi  Potters Inc, located underneath the Titirangi Community House has it's monthly Open Studio (except in December, when it's the second sunday) to coincide with the Rudolph Steiner School Fund Raiser, Titirangi Market. This is the golden opportunity for any members to come to the studio, display their works and spend some time potting while giving the public the chance to see pottery in action.
  The art and craft of clay is mesmerising, and a regular, Richard Naylor can be found on the Community House deck near the hub of the Market . Richard learned his particular form of clay work while in Japan and is happy displaying his pots and throwing on the wheel, you'll find him at most Markets throughout the year.
  
  The different types of things that can be crafted from clay is endless, we can't show it all on the day.. But you might like to learn, It's not just about mud, it's about fire, form and inspiration.
  
  
  John Wyse a long time member, seen here throwing on the kick wheel. John's forte is domesticware, utility pieces for serving food in or drinking out of.