Hand-thrown stoneware from a small studio in Cardiff. Vases, vessels, and tableware shaped on the wheel and fired in the kiln.
Selected Work
Each piece begins as a ball of stoneware clay and ends as something you’ll keep for decades. No moulds, no shortcuts. Every form is thrown on the wheel by hand.
About
I’ve been throwing pots for seven years from my studio in Cardiff. The work is simple — stoneware clay, shaped on the wheel, glazed with materials I mix myself, and fired to 1280°C in a gas kiln.
Every piece carries the marks of the making: the spiral from the wheel, the slight asymmetry of a hand-pulled handle, the unpredictable depth of a wood-ash glaze. These aren’t flaws. They’re proof that a person made this.
The studio is where I do my best thinking. My husband Dylan handles everything else so I can stay on the wheel.
→ Seven years professional practice
→ Gallery represented in London
→ Private collections across the UK and internationally
How to Acquire
Due to demand, there is currently an eighteen-month waitlist for new work. Here’s how to begin.
Occasionally pieces become available for immediate purchase. Waitlist members are notified first. Follow me on Instagram or join the waitlist to be the first to know.
join the waitlistA bespoke piece made to your brief. Commissions start at £8,000 and take three to four months from agreement to delivery. One commission at a time — each gets my full attention.
enquire about a commissionSelected work is available through my London gallery. For trade enquiries, interior design projects, or exhibition loans, please get in touch directly.
get in touchCommissions
A commission is a conversation. You tell me about the space, the feeling you want, the way the light falls. I take that to the wheel and make something that belongs there and nowhere else.
Every commission gets my undivided attention. I take one at a time so each piece gets the care it deserves.
Price range: £8,000 – £14,000
Timeline: 3–4 months from agreement
Process: Initial conversation → detailed brief → making → delivery
The Process
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Sign up and tell me what kind of piece you’re drawn to. You’ll be notified when work becomes available or when a commission slot opens.
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Clay is weighed, wedged, and centred on the wheel. Each piece is thrown, trimmed, dried slowly, glazed by hand, and fired to 1280°C over twelve hours.
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Your piece is carefully packed and delivered to your door. Every one comes with a signed certificate and care instructions.
Waitlist
Join the waitlist and you’ll be notified before anyone else when new work is available or a commission slot opens. No spam — just a quiet note when there’s something to share.
Press & Licensing
Download the press pack including artist biography, high-resolution images, CV, artist statement, and technical process notes. For interview requests, please get in touch.
download press kit →For editorial, commercial, or publishing use of images of my work, please submit a licensing enquiry. Include intended use, publication, and territory.
licensing enquiry →Contact
For general enquiries, collaboration ideas, or just to say hello. Dylan manages the inbox so Ffion can stay on the wheel.