Hand-Thrown Ceramic Reed Diffuser by Penrhiw Pottery- Chalky Yellow

Bluebell Woodland (NEW)

Bright and floral, this blend is full of the bright notes of bluebells, sweet rose, and jasmine, capturing the rejuvenating spirit of the season.

 

Coastal Path

Take a walk along the coastal path, where the warming notes of the coconut from the gorse bushes mingle with fresh bergamot, bright orange and rich amber with vanilla and almond undertones.

 

Cwtch

Bergamot , Lemon Leaf and Eucalyptus mingle with Cedarwood and Amber to create a warming embrace.

 

Damson, Rose Petal & Patchouli (NEW)

Celebrating British sunny days, this blend was previously released as a limited edition, but has now been added to our core range due to its popularity!

A fruity, floral and uplifting blend with top notes of juicy Damson, delicate Rose petals and Cassis; all resting on a bed of Musk and mild undertones of cherry.

 

Glasshouse

Wander through the glasshouse, where heritage tomatoes dangle in an array of shapes and colours. This blend combines the earthy tones of freshly rubbed tomato leaves and Italian herbs. One of our more "savoury' blends, this fragrance is popular with gardeners and plant lovers alike.

 

Rockpools

Explore the rockpools along the Welsh coastline with tones of sparkling salt crusted driftwood, seaweed and green algae. Enjoy the fresh coastal breeze undertone enhanced by touches of cyclamen and water lily.

 

Seaweed & Juniper

Enjoy the ozonic seabreeze with undertones of seashells, driftwood and freshly picked juniper berries. It is one of our originals and a bestseller.

 

Sweet Pea & Hyacinth

Fresh, floral fragrance celebrating the distinct fragrance of sweet peas, hyacinths, roses and jasmine in full bloom on a summer day.

 

Vintage Cologne & Oak

Vintage cologne notes mingle with rich sweet tobacco leaf, warm spices and a hint of cognac. Smokey woods of oak, ebony and incense combine with dark musks.

 

Wild Raspberry & Pink Peppercorn- SOLD OUT!

A fruity blend, with masculine aftershave tones of musk and amber. Wild raspberries mingle with freshly crushed pink and black peppercorns, Jasmine and Vetivert.

Dave and Anouska relocated to rural Mid Wales from Jersey, Channel Islands in 2017. 

Surrounded by the wild and ever changing landscape of Ystumtuen, nestled in the Cambrian mountains, they set up their pottery business in the old joinery workshop on the former lead mine, Penrhiw Mine.

Dave has an extensive 25 years of working for Jersey Pottery behind him, 18 of those as Head Thrower, making highly refined gift and domestic homeware made from earthenware, stoneware and porcelain. This alongside 30 years of teaching his craft to adults for the local college.

​Anouska has over 10 years experience of working with children and young adults, teaching social and emotional skills through the medium of art and drama. Alongside this, painting for a local artist in Jersey.

​Dave and Anouska design all their work together, everything is hand thrown by Dave and hand glazed by Anouska.

​Within the studio there is a small showroom where you can view and purchase your very own piece of Penrhiw Pottery.

We are passionate about what we do...

We believe pottery, be it on the wheel or hand building (or just watching), has a therapeutic quality that is so effective in this fast and stressful world we live in!

You can't rush pottery...no cutting corners (just turning feet), so this process makes you slow down and relax.

We also believe that our children's generation is one that buys cheap and throws away. We are always hoping that the small bit we do to educate some to a world that is not mass produced, not thrown away, made by hand with love and time that will last and last, will make a difference to how you feel about the mug you drink from...

We want our pottery to be accessible to everyone, hence we price our work competitively so no matter what age you are and what budget you have you can purchase a piece of Penrhiw Pottery.

That accessibility carries over to the making....everyone has creativity, and you can make something of your very own (with a little help if needed!)

Learn more and see the full range at www.penrhiwpottery.com