Pottery that adds light

In this article we’ve collected a ton of pottery inspiration, both shapes and techniques, all to do with the theme of light and cosiness.
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Nele Ostyn

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With autumn in full swing and evenings getting longer and darker, there is no better time to enjoy some extra cosiness and warmth in your home. Adding bright accents and mood lighting is the perfect way to make your home cosy and inviting.

And what could be better than some creative handmade pottery to add some extra charm to your interior? From homemade candle holders to handcrafted lamps, the possibilities are endless when it comes to creating a warm, welcoming atmosphere with pottery. Check out the shapes and techniques below that bring light and cosiness, and let yourself be inspired.

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