Pottery in the Gardens

Name: Pottery in the Gardens
Start: 2025-07-19T10:00:00+1000
End: 2025-07-19T12:00:00+1000
Location: Fairhill Native Plants & Botanic Gardens

Sat, 19 Jul, 10am - 12pm AEST

Fairhill Native Plants & Botanic Gardens

Ninderry QLD, Australia

Ayr Ceramics

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Event description

Join me for a peaceful and creative morning in the gardens.

This workshop has been designed to encourage you to slow down, reconnect with nature and enjoy the grounding and creative process of working with clay.

In this workshop, you will have to opportunity to create a handbuilt piece (mug or small bowl) using the pinch pot method with a beautiful, earthy clay.

We will walk in the garden together before, foraging for natural pieces that we can imprint into the clay to make it truly unique.

These will be fired at my home studio in Nambour and available for pick up up until 2 months post workshop, unless otherwise organised. (I can post your piece for a fee of $16).

All materials and firing included, food safe clay and glaze

Limited spots available

Bookings essential

Tickets for good, not greed Humanitix dedicates 100% of profits from booking fees to charity

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Ayr Ceramics

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Hi, I’m Adelle, a ceramic artist deeply committed to crafting beautiful, sustainable pottery that aligns with my passion for caring for our environment.

My work is a reflection of my belief that art, sustainability and our health go hand in hand and using mindfully made pieces of pottery can be infused into our everyday to create change, for our wellbeing and our planet.

Every piece I create is designed with a deep respect of the earth. I purchase Australian clays only and where possible (primarily), use reclaimed clay that I source from other potters to reduce waste. Rainwater is collected and used to clean pottery tools and glaze matter is reduced, sifted, dried and reused so that it is not being emptied into a sink and into our precious waterways (especially here in Nambour where we have our resident, famed platypus).

I am currently delving into the process of natural glaze making, sgraffito and decorating slip and have consciously transitioned away from commercially made glazes to reduce milage on products and the impacts of mining minerals.

Through my arts practice, I create pieces that inspire a different way of thinking when it comes to ceramics. I wish to inspire others to consider the impact of their creative processes as well as their daily choices and how they can feel when they do and how the planet can benefit. We are all interlinked.

Every piece created within the Ayr Ceramics studio is created with this philosophy, and I am passionate about continuing to ensure my arts practice is sustainable.

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Sat, 19 Jul, 10am - 12pm AEST

Fairhill Native Plants & Botanic Gardens

Ninderry QLD, Australia

Hosted by Ayr Ceramics