ALL FIRED UP
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Anne qualified as a potter in the late 1970’s, and besides a few years in advertising and some overseas travel, has been teaching and making pots in clay ever since.
Her studio has relocated to Tokai, Cape Town.
She's a member of Ceramics Southern Africa and has been teaching pottery for over forty years. She's been running the popular Corporate and Saturday Team-building Workshops for over fifteen years.
In Anne's own work, she focuses on Porcelain, particularly thrown dinnerware.
The All Fired Up Pottery Studio in Tokai Cape Town is easily accessible to all students. Whether you’re a first-timer, on a team-building mission, looking to buy a tagine or some unique porcelain, I'd love to help you.
Please note, all images displayed on this website feature students, studio shots and work from my forty years running a thriving studio in Johannesburg.
“Pottery is a dynamic art form, constantly evolving as it responds to newly developed techniques and changing aspirations of potters and students”
- Tony Birks ‘The complete Potter’s companion'
POTTERY CLASSES
CAPE TOWN
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Team building workshops
Fire up your team’s motivation with a fun and relaxed pottery workshop, an opportunity for everyone to let go of work stresses and hang out together...
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Weekly pottery classes
Join the pottery studio for therapeutic weekly morning or evening sessions in a relaxed and friendly environment...
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Open Saturday Workshops
Pottery is a great way to relieve stress and explore your creativity - play with clay, discover a new hobby and meet fellow potters.
In Anne's own work, she prefers functional pieces, inspired by her love of cooking and entertaining. She enjoys making multi-functional pots, where lids invert as bowls, or bowls and lids work either way up.
"I'm preoccupied with throwing porcelain dinnerware that is translucent enough to see my fingers through."
Anne's porcelain studio is in a tranquil setting, viewing the garden, and her decoration is mostly inspired by nature, including seascapes, tree bark, rivers and landscapes.
