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The very positive feedback last time has encouraged Jiawen to embark on collaborating with her high school friend Diyana, the illustrator. See what 2 artists friends who love doing what they do in their individual studios come together to work on som
Announcing The Potters’ Guilt Craft Market 2022! It’s the time of the year again and we are all geared up with our new collection! While we may be missing our regular stalwarts Daisy and Mabel, we have invited friends of The Potters&rsquo
Kilndestroyer a.k.a Todd Tok coined his pieces to be borne out of rojak firing- occasionally fired multiple times or through some unorthodox combination of wood/gas/electric firing. There are no rules that can’t be broken in his playbook. Even
We are fans of minjuandjeff and are so glad they're willing to join us for the Craft Market this year! Think you've have seen it all with stoneware, earthenware and terracotta clay bodies? See how local clay bodies with ash glazes turn out through th
You know Nick Chin is not your conventional potter with his bold colours and ambiguous, sensuous sculptural forms that threaten to be that pièce de résistance in your home. You won't miss it from a mile away and a forewarning that resis
If you've been following Xuan's wares, you will know that she's never satisfied with the status quo. Her new experiments in her latest discoveries of the fluidity in glaze layering is testament to her "don't stop till you get enough" and it
"Form follows function - that has been misunderstood. Form and function should be one, joined in a spiritual union." ~Architect Frank Lloyd Wright Exquisite is the selection that you can pick out from Huey Min's latest series, this upcomin
A sincere gift this Christmas is.... ✅ thoughtfully pre-planned ✅ handmade and one of a kind ✅ useful and usable for the recipient Sign up for the session this coming Saturday and they will be ready in time before Christmas so you can tick off all
An artwork is usually the result of an extenuating process of experimentation, failures and refinement. Thank you Daisy for being so generous with the sharing of your processes, moulds and experience as we draw to a conclusion a very successful serie

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Getting here

Via Car: 
Turn Left into Pearls Hill Terrace from Eu Tong Sen Street. Drive 100m uphill to arrive at a large blue sign that says 195 Pearls Hill Terrace. Ample parking is available at $0.60/30minutes. (with no grace period)

Via Train:
5 min walk from Exit C at Chinatown Station (Downtown Blue Line & North East Purple Line). Walk into People's Park Food Centre and exit from the back of the food centre. You will see a flight of steps near the car park gantry opposite of the food centre that leads up to a four-storey building that is 195 Pearls Hill Terrace. After the stairs, enter the building on the ground floor, turn left past the vending machine to get to Unit #01-03.