Craft Map 2008 - Ceramics

Original, unique and affordable ceramics inspired by the natural world, hand made in this small pottery studio in Cockermouth’s historic Market Place. Visitors can see a potter at work, find out how pieces are made, buy finished work or discuss a commission.

Hours: Friday and Saturday 10am to 5pm, Easter to Christmas.

Directions: Market Place is at the East End of Main Street.

I produce a very wide range of thrown and hand built stoneware, from mugs and bowls to large sculptural pieces for the home and garden. Trade orders and private commissions welcome. The barn houses gallery, craft workers, antiques, architectural items and café.

Hours: 7 Days Summer 10am-5pm, Winter 10.30am-4.30pm.

Directions: Just off A590 between Newby Bridge and the Grange roundabout.

Domestic thrown stoneware. Finished in cream/green, cream/blue slip brushed decoration. High fired oven to tableware.

Hours: Eight till late seven days. Closed Christmas and New Year.

Directions: In Kirkby Stephen, turn towards Crosby Garret/Appleby off the A685. In Soulby follow brown tourist pottery signs.

Workshop and showroom established in 1972 displaying a wide range of Ceramics by John Kershaw. He makes bold simple forms with strong contrasting textures of clay and glaze, from individual large scale plates and planters to functional tableware.

Hours: Usual opening hours: Monday to Saturday 10am-5pm, closed Tuesday.

Directions: Situated in the centre of Windermere down alley way.

Ceramics inspired by the Pennine Landscape, by Syl and Ray Macro are on display in this unique 17th century building. Changing exhibitions by other ceramic artists are held throughout the year.

Hours: Easter to October 10-5 daily. Closed Tuesdays (except school holidays) November/December weekends only. Winter time please phone for information.

Directions: by Market Cross