• Fareham,
  • Gosport,
  • Hampshire

Misty Ceramics

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About Us

Misty Ceramics is owned by ceramic artist Karen Townsend, creating and selling unique pottery inspired by the coast. We offer workshops both at Hill Head and in surrounding community spaces. Our corporate workshops encourage team building through creativity, mainly using clay as a medium.

Our expertise

  • Curator
  • Other
  • Sustainability
  • Visual arts
  • Workshops

Where to find us

Hill Head

Hampshire

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