Shed 44 Ceramics

Shed 44 Ceramics Functional ceramics, handmade in Tiverton

16/05/2026

From clay to kitchen 🍽️
Handcrafted garlic grater in action — simple, beautiful, and made to be used every day. 🧄✨

One of my favourite things to throw, but one of my least favourite things to turn! Anyway: here’s some close ups of some...
12/05/2026

One of my favourite things to throw, but one of my least favourite things to turn! Anyway: here’s some close ups of some juicers, hope you like them 🍊🍋

08/05/2026

Fresh from the kiln and launching Monday at 7pm 🤍


although strictly speaking it’s a …
05/05/2026

although strictly speaking it’s a …

If you had to choose—cool blues or warm sunny tones? Swipe to see both.➡️➡️
04/05/2026

If you had to choose—cool blues or warm sunny tones? Swipe to see both.➡️➡️





This morning I woke up to four message requests, all saying pretty much the same thing: that I make beautiful pottery an...
03/05/2026

This morning I woke up to four message requests, all saying pretty much the same thing: that I make beautiful pottery and asking whether I’d like to share it on their platform — for free, of course.
I did what we all do and clicked through for a look. A bit of a snoop revealed that only one of those accounts actually credited the maker whose work they were posting. The rest? Just nicely curated feeds built on other people’s creativity.
I’ll admit, for a split second I was tempted. Visibility can feel like currency, and when you’re a small maker, any exposure can sound like a step towards sales. We’re constantly told that sharing, reposting, and being “seen” is how we grow.
But the more I sat with it, the more it didn’t sit right. The idea that someone else could be building their platform — and potentially profiting — from my hard work, skill, and passion didn’t feel like a fair exchange. Exposure doesn’t pay for materials, studio time, kilns, or the years it takes to develop a voice and a practice.
I have a teeny tiny patch of Insta‑turf, and I protect it quite fiercely. Every single follower here has come from personal connections, word of mouth, events, or the occasional magical moment where I land in the algorithm’s sweet spot. None of you are numbers to me, and I’m genuinely grateful for every follow, every like, every comment, and every conversation.
This whole thing has made me think a bit more about ownership, credit, and boundaries in the online creative world. So I wanted to ask — do any of you watermark your content? I’ve resisted it up until now, but I think I’m going to start from today.
As always, I’d love to hear your thoughts.





02/05/2026

Trying to level up my Insta game ✨ Edits suggested this reel template, so here we are.�Honestly though, I just wanted an excuse to show off this very satisfying herb stripper 🌿

A little reminder to myself that I’m allowed to keep the good pieces too.
Made this one just for me—and I quietly love i...
24/04/2026

A little reminder to myself that I’m allowed to keep the good pieces too.

Made this one just for me—and I quietly love it 🥰

✨ Last Market of the Year at ! ✨Join us for a festive Meet The Maker with local vendors, unique gifts, and holiday cheer...
12/12/2025

✨ Last Market of the Year at ! ✨
Join us for a festive Meet The Maker with local vendors, unique gifts, and holiday cheer. 🎁✨
📍 The Old Well
📅 Sunday 14 December from 11am
Don’t miss your chance to shop small and celebrate the season with us!
🎄 So excited that I’ll be joined by

04/12/2025

Handmade cup. Loose leaves. Simple joy. 🌿

Also: how’s about those spoons 🥄🩵

Gorgeous tea from

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