
Similar Posts
Event | Exhibitions | News | Tea BowlsCommon Cause: John Ruskin, Japan and the craft tradition
Common Cause, A display of pots from the Mingei (folk crafts) tradition and its contemporary Ruskin connections featuring work by Ogata Kenzan, Shoji Hamada, Bernard Leech, Tomoo Hamada, Edward Hughes and Martin Miles Moore, with calligraphy by Mitsuko Takahashi.

Appointments Autumn 2019
As you know we love visitors and try to be open every weekend. At the moment Siobhan’s Dad is seriously…

Birthday Closure
Please note we are closed Friday 25th October, Saturday 26th and Sunday 27th. Sorry to miss you. We are celebrating…
New Era with Bowls of Resilience at Brathay
On the evening of Saturday 9th February Miles-Moore Ceramics had the pleasure of hosting a fundraising event at Brathay Hall,…
Event | Exhibitions | NewsCopper (in our) Veins
Copper in our Veins brings to light hidden stories of the Coniston Coppermines Valley
Spring Fling 2018
Spring Fling 2018 Spring Fling is Scotland’s Premier Arts and Crafts Event and is the largest Open Studio Tour in…
