A speckled stoneware mug with a small pink pig perched on the rim

Lemon Meringue Pots

Small batch ceramics by Emily


Handmade pottery, made slowly and meant to be loved.

Wheel-thrown stoneware pottery inspired by the countryside, farm life and the natural world. Earthy, organic pieces with lots of texture, character and little details — all handmade in my pottery studio in Berkshire.

The Story

Emily, who makes the pottery

I started pottery after taking an eight-week course and completely fell in love with it. What began as a little hobby quickly became something I genuinely couldn't imagine not having in my life.

I'm a primary school teacher and a mum, so pottery has become my time to switch off, recharge and practise a bit of complete mindfulness. There's something wonderfully calming about being completely focused on centring a piece of clay, pulling walls or sculpting tiny little pigs. Everything else disappears for a while.

A lot of my pottery is inspired by home life. I have two pet pigs, Piggles and HamSolo, who bring my family and me endless joy, as well as chickens who have also managed to find their way into quite a few of my designs. So you'll probably notice a bit of a farmyard theme running through the collection.

Everything I make is designed to be practical as well as beautiful — dishwasher friendly, food safe and made to be used and enjoyed.

I make every piece myself, from throwing the clay and glazing to firing and carefully packaging your finished piece. I love making things that feel at home in your kitchen and make you smile, rather than pieces that are too precious to use.

Fresh Out The Kiln

There is something particularly exciting about opening the kiln and seeing everything for the first time. Every firing is a little bit different, so this is where you'll find the latest pieces as they come out of the kiln.

New pieces are regularly shared on Instagram and TikTok — follow along to see what's just been made.

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How To Order A Piece

01

Choose your piece

Take a look through the current collection and find something you love.

02

Get in touch

Send me a message with the piece you'd like to order.

If you have a particular colour, clay or personalisation in mind, let me know. Where possible, I can make small changes to suit you.

I'll confirm the details and price before you pay.

03

I make & send it with care

Your piece is carefully made, glazed and fired before being wrapped up safely and lovingly packaged.

Then it makes its way to you. Postage is [POSTAGE].

The Range

Speckled clay mug with a pink pig peering over the rim

Pink Piggles Jacuzzi Mug — speckled clay

£30

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White Piggles Jacuzzi Mug — speckled clay

£30

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Pink Piggles Jacuzzi Mug — white clay

£30

White clay mug with a stone-coloured pig on the rim above a coffee

Stone Piggles Jacuzzi Mug — white clay

£30

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Pink Piggles Kneeling Mug — white clay

£30

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Stone Piggles Kneeling Mug — white clay

£30

Speckled clay mug with a pink pig on the rim

Pink Piggles Kneeling Mug — speckled clay

£30

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Stone Piggles Kneeling Mug — speckled clay

£30

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Pink Piggles Hanging Mug — white clay

£30

White clay mug with a stone-coloured pig on the rim

Stone Piggles Hanging Mug — white clay

£30

Speckled mug with a pink pig hanging over the outside edge

Pink Piggles Hanging Mug — speckled clay

£30

White mug with a stone-coloured pig hanging over the rim

Stone Piggles Hanging Mug — white clay

£30

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Pink Piggles Trinket Dish

£15

Speckled vase of sunflowers with a small pig sculpted on the front

Yoga Pig Vase

£50

A ceramic egg tray on the ground with hens pecking around it

6–8 Egg Tray

£30

Pale vase with a torn rim, holding sunflowers

Torn Edge Pig Vase

£50

Vase held in two hands with a pig sprawled across the front

Splat Pig Vase

£50

Vase with a pig hanging over the rim

Hanging Pig Vase

£50

Please note: Handmade pottery takes time — and no two pieces will ever be exactly identical. Small differences in shape, texture and colour are part of what makes each piece unique. Glazes can also have subtle variations in tone from one firing to the next, so your piece may look slightly different from the photographs.

That's the beauty of something made by hand.

Something particular in mind?

What would you like me to make for you?

Emily reads these herself and replies personally.