Creating beauty, one pot at a time
Willow Pottery, established over 25 years ago, is a family-run business based in the heart of the English countryside. We take pride in creating beautiful, handmade ceramic products that combine traditional craftsmanship with contemporary design.
Our Passion for Ceramics
Each piece of Willow Pottery is crafted by hand using time-honoured techniques and the finest materials. We are committed to sustainable practices and use only natural materials that are ethically sourced. Our skilled artisans take meticulous care in every step of the process, from choosing the clay to glazing and firing the finished product.
A Wide Range of Designs
Our extensive range of products includes:
- Tableware: From elegant dinnerware to hand-painted mugs and bowls.
- Kitchen & Garden: Beautiful plant pots, planters, and stylish sugar and spice jars.
- Beautiful Basketware: Unique storage solutions and decorative pieces.
- Labours of Love: A curated selection of handmade gifts and homeware.
- Wallpots & Frills: Artistic floral arrangements and decorative planters.
Custom Commissions
We are also proud to offer a bespoke commissioning service. Our talented designers can create a unique and personalized piece that is perfect for your home or as a thoughtful gift.
Our Values
Willow Pottery values:
- Craftsmanship: We believe in the importance of traditional skills and the beauty of handmade products.
- Sustainability: We are committed to environmental responsibility in our production processes.
- Quality: We strive to create products that are both beautiful and durable.
- Creativity: Our designs are influenced by the natural world and a love of the English countryside.
Customer Feedback Overview
General Experience
The customers generally have a positive outlook on Willow Pottery. Andy Jones, a satisfied customer, gave a 4-star rating and mentioned that the quality of the pottery is good and there's a wide choice available. He also appreciated the welcoming atmosphere.
Product Quality
The quality of the pottery seems to be a strong point, with Andy Jones highlighting it as one of the reasons for his positive experience.
Farm Issues
Ter Griff, who gave a 3-star rating, had a mixed experience. While the pottery itself was considered 'ok', the farm it's located on had an unpleasant odour of sewage, which negatively impacted his visit.
Atmosphere and Service
Patrick Hancock, another 3-star rater, found the pottery to be a working environment mainly producing garden pots for wholesale and personal use. This implies that the atmosphere might not be as welcoming for everyone as it was for Andy Jones.
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