Have you ever wanted to try throwing pottery on the wheel?

At Inner Strength Pottery, you can

At our studios in Brinkworth, we offer private and personal tuition whether you are a complete beginner or want to enhance your skills to throw bigger and better.

Class sizes are small, just 1 or 2 people, which allows for a very relaxing experience.

Whether you are looking to learn a new skill, take up a new hobby or just forget about the stresses of life for a few hours, we have a workshop for you.

Some students work heading for the kiln

About Inner Strength Pottery

Inner Strength Pottery came to life in 2019 when I decided I needed a crafty hobby and a way to escape the stresses of everyday life. Little did I know then that it would literally change EVERYTHING.

I am thankful every day.

As if working in a Government job on Brexit since 2017 wasn’t stressful enough, along came the Coronavirus which added unprecedented pressure onto the world, it’s leaders and it’s people.
Home became the office for my husband and I. We’d only been married for 2 months before lock-down and

I hadn’t expected marriage to mean we’d be living in each others space 24/7/365 for the next 18 months.
I love my husband, don’t get me wrong, but I did enjoy a bit of ‘me time' when he went out with the lads.

So, I kicked Dad out of his shed, bought a pottery wheel and some mud and set up my little studio.
The rest, they say, is history.

My Rock. Isn't he lovely?

Have you ever wanted to try throwing Pottery on the wheel?

At our studios in Brinkworth we offer private and personal tuition whether you are a complete beginner or want to enhance your skills and throw bigger and better.

Class sizes are very small, just one or two people, which allows for a very relaxing experience.
Whether you are looking to learn a new skill, take up a new hobby or just forget about
the stresses of life for a few hours.

At Inner Strength Pottery,
you can.

Me and my Wheel

I'm passionate about pottery and love to be creative but much more importantly, I love to share my passion with other people. But - making pots is just part of it.

Wheel Throwing has so many more benefits than just having a pot to put your used tea-bags in.

It's therapeutic, relaxing, relieves stress and is great for improving ones mental health.

No matter how stressed you are when you begin to throw you soon find that your body has slowed down, your mind has settled and you've let go of all those things that were making too much noise.

and that's what I want for my students too

So, why not give it a go. Head over to the 'Workshops' and get yourself booked in.