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Welcome to Mystery Creek Ceramics

Your one stop shop for both colourful ceramics for you home and your ceramic supplies to express yourself in pottery

Shed 3, 401 Grey Street Hamilton East

Vist Us in Store at MADE of Hamilton East

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My Favourite Creative Podcasts

My Favourite Creative Podcasts

I absolutely love a good podcast. I listen to them on my morning walk with my dog Mack, in the studio when we are in full swing of production and in the car. There are so many great podcasts out...

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We are Hiring

We are Hiring

If you are interested please send your cover letter and CV to alex@mysterycreekceramics.co.nz
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We are opening our studio

We are opening our studio

The Mystery Creek Ceramic studio in Kihikihi will be open. Alex will be there to chat coloured clay and each stage of our process will be on show. We will have information about our firing service and some free worksheets without top clay tips on them. 


Its a free event and we would love you to come along and join us in the studio. 

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The biggest day of the year - Seconds Sale

The biggest day of the year - Seconds Sale

An eagerly anticipated event is the annual Mystery Creek Ceramics seconds sale. 2023 was the first time we were able to hold the sale in our new store and it went so well that we are going to have a two day sale in our store at MADE in 2024!! 


The date: 22nd and 23rd of June 2024


Pop this day in your diary now and get ready for an epic weekend in the tron. 

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The Development of the Nerikomi Range

The Development of the Nerikomi Range

The entire point of this post is to reflect on my growth as a ceramic artist. I still constantly feel like I am not there yet. There are too many ideas in my head and I haven't been able to execute even 10% of them. Technical frustration, skill limitations, artistic frustration and external feedback all get to me. This is my reminder to you (and myself) that it is a process. Racing to the end is not possible but also not what is going to make the journey worthwhile. As I have gone through this journey from 2016 to now I have made 100s of mistakes, 100s of works that while I was proud of at the time I would happily see smashed now but I continue to move forward. 

Pottery is not instant satisfaction and I am so grateful for that. Students always say to me 'how do i ....' and as insanely annoying as it is its practice. 

Here is to practice. My practice, your practice moving forward, continuously improving and trying as hard as I can to enjoy all the bumps along the way. 

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Video by Ben Wilson, score by Steve Tofa

A PEEK INTO THE STUDIO..