A Muddy Road
We are a pair of self-taught potters, who’ve had many teachers on this muddy road. A Muddy Road is in gratitude of our chosen path. Pottery can be experienced by creating pieces, but it can also be a tool to experience oneself and to learn about people and cultures. This is why we chose to learn pottery while traveling, with potters we encounter on our journey. We have since set up our own studio, where we aim to practice what we’ve learnt and experiment with our own ideas before heading out again for new adventures. Here, we share our pottery wander stories, lessons learnt and whatever else we believe is worth sharing. Specifically, about the organic vegetable garden we started and now work fiercely for. If you have any further questions feel free to ask us.
The Making of Our Atelier
We moved into our Studio home in October last year and began immediately renovating the space into a workable atelier. What started as a hopeful idea of a three-month project,…
DIY Pallet Bathtub Flowerbed
We inherited an iron bathtub with the house which we gleefully pulled out of the bathroom to make room for a wider shower space. There was no way this tub…
A Year Gardening
When we set our bags down at our new “home” we found it came with a large, overrun garden. The need to connect with this land was almost instantaneous: there…
The Bulb Vase DIY
You’ll Need: Bulb(s) Matchbox / lighter Screwdriver Pliers Nylon thread Gloves Plastic mat / paper sheet We used an old 2-pin bayonet bulb and some clear/transparent 1mm nylon thread. How…