‘Warm, honest and full of inspiring tips, Florence’s story shows us that pottery has the power to soothe the heart and heal the mind.’<\/i> JULIA SAMUEL<\/b><\/p>\n
‘An honest and redemptive story about the power of fun and creativity – I’ve always said if it was mandatory to wear a smock once a week and get messy with clay, adults would be happier<\/i>.’ MIRANDA HART<\/b><\/p>\n
Sometimes, the smallest things lead to the biggest changes. When struggling with depression and feeling lost after the birth of her daughter, Florence St. George began experimenting with a lump of clay on her kitchen table.<\/p>\n
Pot by pot, bowl by bowl, she traded Prozac for pottery, finding solace and strength in the therapeutic touch of clay. Pottery soon became a lifeline; a way to rebuild her life and revive her creativity. In just a few years, Florence went from complete beginner to contestant on The Great Pottery Throw Down. <\/i>Along the way, she found that clay has the power to restore balance and happiness, and light a path through the darkest of times. <\/p>\n
The Potter’s Way <\/i>is an uplifting and courageous memoir that invites us all to experience the transformative power of clay and creativity. <\/p>\n
‘I have found nothing outside myself that can truly fill the void, but this book demonstrates that pottery is about as close as it gets<\/i>.’ NICK LOVE<\/b><\/p>\n
‘This book is a journey, with a map. Like all maps, it relay’s history, from the first point of contact to pivotal moments along the way. I like a map. They help us to find our way.’ <\/i>INDIA HICKS<\/b><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Sometimes it’s the little things that get you through the big stuff. Struggling with depression and feeling lost after the birth of her daughter, Florence St. George began experimenting with a small lump of clay on her kitchen table. Pot by pot, bowl by bowl, she discovered that as her hands became busier, her mind grew calmer. In just a few years, Florence went from complete beginner to contestant on The Great Pottery Throwdown, discovering some important lessons along the way: that pottery is the perfect antidote to internet overload (phones and clay don’t mix), that creativity doesn’t have to be expensive, and that the hands-on process of working with clay can ground you like nothing else.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"featured_media":0,"comment_status":"open","ping_status":"closed","template":"","meta":[],"product_brand":[],"product_cat":[1205],"product_tag":[259,15009,1028],"class_list":["post-103125","product","type-product","status-publish","product_cat-crafts","product_tag-memoirs","product_tag-pottery-ceramics-glass-crafts","product_tag-self-help-personal-development","pa_book_author-st-george-florenc","pa_cover-paperback","pa_dewey-738-019-edition23","pa_imprint-short-books","pa_language-english","pa_pages-9065","pa_publisher-short-books","pa_readership-general-trade-code-k","first","onbackorder","taxable","shipping-taxable","purchasable","product-type-simple"],"yoast_head":"\n