The Great Pottery Throw Down — Season 6

The potters accepted a challenge: to craft a birthday tea set. But their task deepened with an unexpected second trial – they were to create handleless milk jugs, designed to withstand a perilous plunge into a bucket of water.

With eleven potters left in the competition, the task now was to fashion a keepsake box, its lid subtly concealed. Only after this delicate work were they presented with a surprising challenge, eyes bound by a blindfold.

The studio hummed with a nostalgic energy as the final potters of the week embraced a theme of bygone eras. They embarked on crafting a set of three avian forms designed for flight, followed by a playful challenge involving the creation of …

Raku Week is upon us, and the potters are eager to capture the judges' attention with their hanging planters. Freya Bramble-Carter, a contestant who reached the semi-finals in the second series, presents a piece imbued with distinctive orna…

The last potter made his way to the rooftop, there to fashion gargoyles and chimney pots for the discerning eye of guest judge Gabriel Nichols.

The week has proven revealing, with the potters currently engaged in crafting an embossed table lamp, a final test of their opulent design abilities before guest judge Henry Holland, the acclaimed fashion and lifestyle designer, assesses th…

With a fervent energy, the final six potters transformed discarded oil drums into striking sculptures of endangered animals, their surfaces gleaming with a metallic sheen. Driven by the competition, they then labored to fashion a towering, …

The remaining potters navigate a transformed world, reshaping a coffee set and crafting tall, elegant rice bowls. Which of their evolving works will carry them to the final rounds?

The semi-final unfolded with a focus on the domestic sphere, as the potters crafted ornate Turkish bath sinks and tiles. They also tackled the delicate process of Moorcroft tube lining, striving for the characteristic artistry of the renown…

The remaining potters fashioned a centerpiece of stacked, conical vases, culminating in a bold, sgraffito-decorated globe.


