Leach Pottery 100 years
The Leach Pottery was founded by Bernard Leach and Shoji Hamada in 1920. This exhibition, drawn from the collections of the Crafts Study Centre, is a tribute to the centenary. The works on display include ceramics acquired since the year 2000, although some early works by Hamada and Leach from the 1920s are also exhibited: these from the great founding gift made by Bernard Leach to the Crafts Study Centre in the 1970s. Here, Director of the Crafts Study Centre talks us through the exhibition.

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Discussion: Keeping Pottery Traditions Alive

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MINGEI | Art of the People: Exploring the Mingei Film Archive

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Eureka’s Crazy New $150 Titanium Nib: Beautiful, But Flawed?

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Legacy Of The Leach - A Charley Gaidoni Documentary

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Koie Ryoji Masterclass

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Cross-Atlantic Perspectives on Leach Pottery: Jeff Oestreich and Roelof Uys

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Pottery Without A Wheel (1940-1949)

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COLLECTING LEACH POTTERY (444 potters journal)

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Japanese Pottery and Porcelain, 1955 | From the Vaults

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Pottery Pieces - Tin-Glazed Earthenware & English Delft - Mudlarking Pottery Identification

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Rowan Atkinson's Funniest Moments That Prove He's a Comedy Genius

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Online Event: Mashiko – A Celebration of Hamada Shōji and Bernard Leach

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Mashiko - Shoji HAMADA

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Meet Roelof Uys - Leach Pottery, St Ives

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BBC The Rock of St Ives Bernard Leach clip2

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WARREN MacKENZIE - 'Memories of The Leach Pottery'

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Emmanuel Cooper Memorial Lecture: Sarah Flynn - A Road Trip with Clay at the Wheel

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A visit to the Shipley Art Gallery, Gateshead

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Antiques Roadshow USA 2026 Full Episode 314 | The Most Valuable Antiques

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