Pottery Resources and Suppliers

Ceramic and pottery clay, tools and equipment

• Keane Ceramics

  Keane Ceramics is based at Somersby NSW. We have an extensive range of Australian clays, slips, glazes, ceramic tools and pottery equipment. 

• Walker Ceramics

  Walker Ceramics manufacturers of Australian clays and glazes. They have a large range of products for the Ceramics industry, everything needed for the studio or hobbyist.

• Northcote Pottery Supplies

  Northcote Pottery Supplies sells Australian clay, glazes, tools and kiln products.

• Pug Mill

  Pug Mill sells kilns, pottery wheels, glaze products, clay, slip moulds and other ceramic tools and equipment.

• Clayworks

  Clayworks produce there our clays, glazes and pottery tools in their Dandenong factory located in Victoria.

• Ceramix Australia

  Importing Japanese Shimpo products into Australia, Shimpo supplies pottery wheels, banding wheels, slab rollers, pug mills, ball pot mills and kilns.

• Ceramic Glazes Australia

  Ceramic Glazes of Australia was established in 1987 and supplies clay stains, glazes, inks, underglazes, powders and more.

• Fired Up Kilns

  Fired Up Kilns offer a range of top-loading and front-loading kilns ceramic kilns at competitive prices. Delivery available in Australia and New Zealand.

• United Diamond Tools

  United Diamond Tools supply long lasting electroplated diamond hand sanding pads perfect for sanding ceramic work. 

• MKM Pottery Tools

  MKM Tools provide textured wooden stamps and rollers that are great for creating unique designs for ceramics and pottery.

• Easybats

  Easybats supply specialised bats, wooden Japanese plate makers and turntables for sculpture and decorating your ceramics

Ceramic Pottery Classes and Workshops in AUSTRALIA

• Canberra Potters Society

  Canberra Potters and Watson Arts Centre is a dynamic, innovative and inspiring arts hub of excellence, supporting personal and professional development across all levels of ceramic arts practice.

• Strathnairn Arts

  Strathnairn Arts is a not-for-profit arts association supported by the ACT Government providing working spaces and facilities for a range of artists, crafts people and community groups.

• Clay Studio Canberra

  Positioned within a re-purposed ACT school, Clay Studio offers clay experiences from novice through to experts.

• Clay Sydney

  Clay Sydney offers a variety of workshops, from hand-building and wheel throwing. Group classes, private classes and corporate events!

• Slow Clay Centre Victoria

  Slow Clay Centre in Collingwood specialises in ceramic art and pottery education and offers an extensive variety of ceramics and pottery classes and workshops throughout the year.

• The Bega Valley Potters

  The Bega Valley Potters for people who enjoy making things from clay, learning new techniques and sharing their knowledge of pottery.

• Adelaide Potters’ Club

  The Adelaide Potters’ Club is the oldest pottery club in Australia they welcome potters of all skill levels.

Ceramics and Pottery Print Publications and Online Groups

• Canberra Ceramics FB

  A Facebook group for all Canberra Ceramic Artists, potters and lovers of all things clay. Share your work, announce coming exhibitions, and ask a question. Promote your work. This group is intended to promote handmade and local artists in Canberra and outlining areas.

• Little Tree Studio FB

  The Little Tree Studio Facebook Page. Come and follow our jouney.

• CERAMICS JOURNAL

  The Journal of Australian Ceramics (JAC), Australia’s most widely read tri-annual contemporary ceramics magazine, is a valuable resource for professional and amateur ceramicists, students, galleries, arts administrators, curators, buyers and passionate collectors.

• Ceramic Arts Network

  Ceramic Arts Network is an online community serving active potters and ceramic artists worldwide, as well as those who are interested in finding out more about this craft. 

• GLAZE Magazine

  GLAZE Magazine visits artists in their studios, collectors in their homes, and curate editorial features with the mission of placing the process of making ceramics in the context of real life.