Hello, I’m India

I’m a 27 year old potter based in rural Dorset, where I work in my little garden shed. I enjoy living close to nature and finding inspiration in the colours and textures of the countryside.

I create everyday ceramics such as mugs, plates and bowls. I find working with my hands and creating something from scratch rewarding. I look forward to sharing my story which you can follow on instagram.

A woman stands in a pottery studio, wearing a clay-stained apron and holding a small ceramic mug, with wooden shelves filled with pottery items in the background and pottery wheel.

Workshops

Learn to throw on the wheel in a relaxed, hands-on session. Whether you’re coming alone, with a friend or partner, or as a part of a small group. Every workshop is shaped around where you are and what you’d like to make, with guidance throughout and a piece you’ve thrown yourself to take home.

“Indy’s Pottery workshop was a real treat. Everything was well prepared from the start, the instruction was excellent and the location itself added so much to the experience. She looked after us so well throughout the session, and it’s clear why Indy’s stock keeps selling out - her pottery is gorgeous and it was genuinely hard to leave without buying up what stock was left!

Looking forward to collecting our finished pieces. Highly recommend.”

— Liska

Workshop Reviews

“If you are looking for a fun activity to do on your own, or with a friend, I highly recommend a pottery class with Indys Ceramics. This was a birthday gift for my best friend and I fancied a go too! Indy gave a great demonstration and then was there to patiently guide us through the whole process.

The result of which were some lovely pots to treasure. All glazed by Indy in a colour of our choice. Thanks again Indy for a wonderful time. We will be back. ”

— Sarah

A person shaping wet clay on a pottery wheel. Ghost pottery hands. Creative Process. Mindful practice.
Person shaping a clay bowl on a pottery wheel.Ghost pottery hands. Creative Process. Mindful practice.
Person shaping clay on a pottery wheel with hands covered in clay.Ghost pottery hands. Creative Process. Mindful practice.