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Welcome

Welcome to Right Off The Batt.com - Universal Headquarters ! Take a look around and drop us a comment in the Clay Blog or an email if you get a chance.

This is where you’ll find information on the classes & workshops we offer, some pics, and event calendar to keep in touch, and all sorts of goodies including a link to O’Shea’s Pub - Right Off The Batt’s Official Pub & Eatery!

We offer 3-hour workshops at the studio for everyone from toddlers, families, couples (date night anyone?) to our elders to explore the inner Artisan in us all. After a workshop you’ll have created a functional piece of pottery to use in your home with pride. OK, practice with me… I Made That ! Nope, not the infamous 2 pound ashtray, but maybe a serving platter or tray? Cindy also offers on-going classes in the studio throughout the year for those who would like to develop their clay talents, either through hand-building or on the wheel, but keep in mind the wheel takes a while to learn. Take a quick peek at our Gallery !  We’ve posted a few new pics… maybe one of your workshop?

 

ISLAND STONE   CELTIC   TRULY CANADIAN
     
The inspiration for our Island Stone pattern comes from our love of Prince Edward Island’s red dirt roads and sandstone cliffs…   The pieces of our Celtic line of pottery are skillfully incised by hand with a Celtic knot or design…   Our Truly Canadian pattern is created by pressing real Maple leaves onto the sides of our pots while the clay is still soft…
 
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We produce functional stoneware pottery durable enough for everyday use and enjoyment. Our tableware is oven, microwave and dishwasher safe and our glazes are lead free making them safe for food and drink. Avoid subjecting our pottery to any thermal shock. An example of this would be never take a pot from the freezer and put it into a preheated oven. As well, our pots are not intended for cooking directly over the stove element or open flame.

Our kitchen and tableware pieces are consistently made throughout the year. Customers wanting to collect sets (of any desired quantity) can do so slowly over time.

Our mark is a representation of the Chinese symbol meaning “together” or “shoulder to shoulder”. We’ve combined it with our last name to express how we work together as one. Every piece of our pottery has been created, in some way or another, by both our hands so a small portion of both of us goes into our pots and eventually into your home.