Pottery in the Woodland September 2026

Name: Pottery in the Woodland September 2026
Start: 2026-09-19T13:30:00+0100
End: 2026-09-19T16:00:00+0100
Location: Found Outdoors CIC Rewilding Project

Sat, 19 Sep, 1:30pm - 4pm BST

Found Outdoors CIC Rewilding Project

Devizes, United Kingdom

Wildling Studio

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Description

Join me in the woodland for a relaxed and hands-on pottery session inspired by the Celtic festivals that celebrate the seasons and bring us closer to the natural world.

In this outdoor workshop, you’ll learn simple hand-building techniques using stoneware clay, guided by potter Sarah Glazier-Hart. We’ll take inspiration from the woodland setting as we shape our pieces and enjoy the calm, mindful rhythm of working with our hands.

Between making, there’ll be time to warm up by the fire, enjoy a hot drink, and take in the peaceful surroundings. This workshop is suitable for all levels, including complete beginners, and is a great way to spend time outdoors while learning a traditional craft.

Come and enjoy a creative day in nature. A chance to slow down, learn a new skill, and celebrate the seasons.

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Wildling Studio

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Wildling Studio is a space dedicated to cultivating creativity, joy and wholehearted living.

Having experienced periods, as so many of us do, of deep pain and disconnection, I wish to create a space where I can share all the tools and resources that help my heart stay open and mind balanced. Space that empowers healing by deepening our connection to the earth, to creativity, to each other and to life.

At its core, Wildling is a ceramic studio, but venture further and you’ll find a space not only to share what I have learnt and love, but one which encourages collaboration with small businesses, local crafts people, artists and makers.

Sarah Glazier-Hart

With 16 years of experience creating and teaching ceramics, I have had the privilege of guiding many people on their creative journey with clay. Teaching pottery and other traditional craft skills allows me to combine my love of working with my hands with the joy of empowering others to explore their own artistic expressions.

My own ceramic work is inspired by the beauty found in living simply, in tandem with nature. I hand build my high fired ceramic homeware slowly and with great attention to detail, wanting to imbue those everyday rituals of preparing and eating food with joy. My work is characterised by organic shapes, the tactile nature of materials and beautiful glazes in soft tones.

When I am not creating at the studio you can find me with hands plunged into the earth, growing and tending to vegetables, my nose buried deep in a book or trying out my latest craft obsession with my little boy, Jesse - at the moment we are enjoying collecting and pressing flowers. I also love to submerge myself into cold water at every possible opportunity!