

Have you ever wanted to try throwing pottery on the wheel?
At Inner Strength Pottery, you can !

Find Your Calm Through Clay
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Pottery is more than a craft — it’s a way to slow down, reconnect with yourself, and create something meaningful with your own hands.
At Inner Strength Pottery in Brinkworth, I offer relaxed, personal workshops designed to help you unwind, learn, and enjoy the simple pleasure of making.
Some students work heading for the kiln



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.
About Inner Strength Pottery
Personal, Supportive Pottery Workshops
Whether you’re a complete beginner, have some skills already or returning to clay after years away, my 1:1 and 1:2 sessions give you the space, guidance, and encouragement to explore at your own pace.
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My studio is a calm, welcoming environment where you can switch off from the noise of everyday life.
Many students come for the therapeutic benefits too as wheel throwing in particular has a wonderful way of grounding you, helping you focus, and giving your mind a rest.
What You Can Expect
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Gentle, patient guidance
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A relaxed, friendly atmosphere
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Warmth and encouragement
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Fun and laughter
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Time to explore your creativity
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All materials, tools, firings and glazing included
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A number of finished pieces you’ll be so proud of - typically 3 or 4.


My Rock. Isn't he lovely?
Ready to Try Pottery?
Whether you’re looking for a mindful escape, a new hobby, or a thoughtful gift experience, I’d love to welcome you to the studio.
Book a session and discover the inner strength that comes from working with clay.

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A little bit about the name
The logo represents the Celtic symbol for Inner Strength.
It was the tattoo my big sister wore on her wrist — a quiet emblem of who she was.
I have the same tattoo now. I copied her all the time when we were kids, and she’d find it hilarious that I still am.
My sister died suddenly in 2019. Just 49 years old.
My pottery journey carries her symbol at the forefront, honoring a life gone too soon and celebrating the Inner Strength we all need to face the difficult moments and the strength we can offer to others when they’re struggling too.
Thank you, Nuala, for being my big sister.
I love you.
I miss you.
Dude. x





