A Bit About Me

I'm a potter specialising in wheel-thrown stoneware, with the occasional foray into porcelain. Every piece I make is entirely handmade — from wedging the clay to the final firing. This hands-on process means no two pots are exactly alike; each one carries its own unique character and subtle differences.

Many of my pieces are hand-painted, often inspired by the intricate designs of ancient Kashan ceramics I’ve long admired at the V&A Museum.

I grew up in mid Wales and discovered pottery while studying at university. After several years working abroad, I returned to London and began teaching myself how to throw at a shared ceramics studio in Hackney. In October 2019, I set up my first studio at my sister’s house in Islington and began potting full-time.

Following a rewarding first year in London, I relocated to the Quantock Hills in the autumn of 2020, taking on an old friend’s pottery studio housed in a converted stable at Parsonage Farm in Over Stowey. I’ve recently moved into a new studio on the same farm — a space that continues to grow with me and my work.

Where to Find My Ceramics

You can purchase my ceramics directly through the online shop or visit the studio in Somerset in person. To be the first to hear about shop updates and new work, join the mailing list below. You can also follow my day-to-day process over on Instagram at @georgebronwinpottery.

Curious about the move to Somerset or want to peek inside the studio? Have a read of the lovely Inigo House feature, or take a look at the piece I wrote for Tat London — "Knock Knock: George Bronwin".