The Leach Pottery was started by Bernard Leach way back in the 1920's when he returned from Japan with the young Shoji Hamada.
Over the years many potters have learned their trade at the Leach Pottery. As I write, the pottery is currently closed pending redevelopment.
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Tree in the garden
The Leach Pottery Garden, St. Ives, Cornwall
Entrance to museum with exhibition of pots
Janet leach pot with Raku kiln in background
Raku kiln built in Summer 2002
Butterfly on bridge across stream in the garden
Janet leach pot with Raku kiln in background
Bernard Leach - Pagoda shaped lidded pot
Bernard Leach - Plate
Bernard Leach - Ginger Jar
Bernard Leach - Vase
Bernard Leach - Tiled stand
Bernard Leach - Jug and pitcher
Bernard Leach - Pots
Bernard Leach - Pots
Bernard Leach - Tile design
Bernard Leach - Tiles
Bernard Leach - Pots
Bernard Leach - Tile
David Leach - Vase
David Leach - Vase
Janet Leach - Pots
Janet Leach - Pots
Leach pots
Jason Wason
Richard Batterham
William Marshall
Leach kick wheel
Leach kick wheel
Shoji Hamada poster
Leach pottery students pots
Leach pottery students pots
Leach pottery students pots
Detail of Valantinos Charambulos bowl
Scott Marshall bowl