Pottery houses

In this kurinuki tutorial I’ll show you how to make one of my botanical cottages that can be used as a lantern or for incense cones. I love making these pottery houses using the kurinuki method because it give each one their own personality - unique in its own way!

Free sculpted stoneware clay. Painted with oxides, underglazes and glazes. Fired in a kiln.

How To Make: Tiny Houses (Part 2) More

These are so simple to make, you can do it too! Tiny clay houses so cute and charming. Place them on a windowsill, on your workdesk, anywhere that needs a little whimsy. The first few clay houses I…

Shop — Leela Pottery

These wonderful hand-crafted miniature ceramic houses are made from the finest clays with differing glazed wall colourings. The roof is glazed in a delightful beige and speckled blue agate gloss offering a deep and fascinating shimmer. Each house is completely unique and hand built by me, differing in dimensions with windows and doors positioned around each wall. My tiny houses are individually sold. Colour can be selected but house style will be picked at random unless you have a specific…

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