Kay Ogilvie is a potter – and so much more. Her studio pieces range from playful platters to towering totems, made with a mix of clay, glaze, glass and whatever else the day inspires.
Coromandel’s historic Driving Creek Pottery is offering a unique opportunity for an up-and-coming creative: an apprenticeship position to join the production pottery team and be fully trained in the craft of making pots.
Kay Ogilvie is a potter – and so much more. Her studio pieces range from playful platters to towering totems, made with a mix of clay, glaze, glass and whatever else the day inspires.
Coromandel’s historic Driving Creek Pottery is offering a unique opportunity for an up-and-coming creative: an apprenticeship position to join the production pottery team and be fully trained in the craft of making pots.
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