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Evening meeting with Ruth Readman

  • Polehampton Junior School Kibblewhite Crescent Reading, England, RG10 9AX United Kingdom (map)

Ceramics inspired by the Dorset Landscape.

I will be demonstrating how I attach component parts when hand building moon jars before going on to explore application of texture.

The presentation will follow this and explore the trials and tribulations of finding your voice in clay in a changing world.

At Ruth Readman Ceramics, I create hand-built ceramic pieces that capture the essence of Dorset’s breathtaking landscapes. Since graduating from Bath Spa University with a degree in 3D Design: Ceramics, I have been dedicated to making ceramic pieces that embody the textures, stories, and natural beauty of the Jurassic Coast.

Each piece I make carries a sense of place, infused with childhood memories and the rugged, ever-changing coastline. My handmade ceramics bridge the gap between functional design and artistic expression, offering both decorative ceramics and functional pottery that invite interaction and evoke a connection to the landscape.

As a hand-builder, working with clay is a slow, meditative process for me, and I believe that care and rhythm come through in the finished pieces. Whether you’re holding a mug, placing a plate on a table, or displaying a sculptural piece, I hope my ceramics bring a quiet joy to your space.

Follow me on Instagram @ruthreadmanceramics to see work in progress and be the first to hear about shop updates.

We meet between selected dates on the second Wednesday of the month at Polehampton Junior School in Twyford, Berkshire from 7.45 to 9:45 pm, when we invite an experienced potter to come and demonstrate. These gatherings are an opportunity to meet like minded people, find inspiration and see potters in action within an informal, friendly setting. (Excluding summer and winter breaks; please see the Events section)

We also hold a raffle of one of the artist’s works

Admission to these meetings is free for members and £8.00 for visitors. Membership costs just £25 a year and £40 for a household.

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