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Just search for Claywirks on Facebook and find our latest work. At the moment we are only working as individuals in the studio so this is a chance for everyone to see our work at different stages of making. This set of nesting bowls by Pauline are made in reclaimed stoneware. They have not been fired.

Unfortunately due to Covid 19 the Wirksworth Festival wasn’t held in 2020. ClayWirks looks forward to 2021 when we can enjoy another sunny weekend selling our work.

Members of Claywirks will once again be exhibiting at Wirksworth Festival’s Art and Architecture Trail on Saturday 8th and Sunday 9th September 2018. Come and see us at Noble’s Yard, St Mary’s Gate.

Seven members of Claywirks all set up at Number28 for Belper Farmers’ Market.

We’ll be showing and selling work at Belper’s Farmers’ Market 9am to 2pm on Saturday 11th November 2017.

No28
FARMERS MARKET café
Market Place
Belper
DE561FZ

https://www.facebook.com/twentyeightbelper

Members of Claywirks will once again be exhibiting at Wirksworth Festival’s Art and Architecture Trail on Saturday 9th and Sunday 10th September.

“Running for over 20 years, Wirksworth Festival has become one of the most vibrant showcases for contemporary art that you’ll find in rural England. During our trailblazing Art & Architecture Trail Weekend, the entire town becomes a gallery with over 150 artists and designer makers exhibiting and selling their work in more than 70 venues – in homes ranging from charming stone cottages to impressive Georgian townhouses, historic and quirky buildings, gardens, courtyards, shop windows and churches. It is the perfect way to meet artists, buy affordable art and take a look inside some of Derbyshire’s most exquisite homes.”

Hand building workshop taking place in a local barn.

Claywirks generously fired some pots for the Derbyshire based charity The Isabella Peatfield Memorial Fund recently, following a fundraising pottery workshop. The Fund supports children in Sri Lanka, building playgrounds, supporting orphanages, providing school uniforms and books and funding girls’ education in memory of Isabella Peatfield who lost her life in the 2004 Boxing Day Tsunami in Sri Lanka when she was five years old.

The one day workshop was run by former Claywirks member Andrea Leigh and gave participants the chance to try their hand making at pinch, coil and slab pots.

Thanks to Claywirks, the participants’ work was quickly fired.