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Honeybourne Pottery

Honeybourne Pottery is family business run by potter’s Alan & Annabel Cusack. When the couple are not busy making their own designs, they teach classes catering for individuals, families and groups. Workshops range from one-off potter’s wheel taster sessions, to longer courses; spanning 10-week terms, taught from their studio in Honeybourne.

They find great joy in sharing their love of clay with others, and welcome people of all ages – from complete beginners to those with more experience. The studio and natural surroundings create a calm space away from the stresses of the outside world, where people can escape and experience the therapeutic benefits of working with clay.

Location
3 High St, Honeybourne, Evesham WR11 7PQ.


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