Small Fires Studio | Tasmanian Handmade Functional Ceramics

Small Fires Studio is a pottery studio in lutruwita / Tasmania specialising in handmade functional ceramics for the table, kitchen and botanics

Small Fires Studio is a collaboration between Alice [Alby] Holder and Isaac Patmore

You can get in touch with us at hello@smallfiresstudio.com.au

Market Dates

Salamanca Markets

2022

8 July

TBC September

15 October

26 November

17 December

Tasmanian Craft Fair, Deloraine

4 – 7 November 2022

Other markets TBC…..

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#handletunnel 🙌🏻 . #smallfiresstudio #tasman

#handletunnel 🙌🏻
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Unfortunately we won’t be at Salamanca Market to

Unfortunately we won’t be at Salamanca Market tomorrow as planned, but we will be there again very soon! We love being back alongside @theforestadorned & can’t wait for next time.
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@isaacpatmoreceramics finishing off another wine a

@isaacpatmoreceramics finishing off another wine amphora. We love making these big babes, a great change from our usual production work. & we also love working with our local winemakers - always collaborating, always improving 💪🏻✨
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Our second collaboration with @charlieainsbury fro

Our second collaboration with @charlieainsbury from @proofandcompany, this time for @skybarmelbourne. These stunning shots feature our specially made garnish dishes, designed to hold the treats that get served alongside their amazing beverage creations.
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Brilliant to be back at @salamancamarket alongside

Brilliant to be back at @salamancamarket alongside our dear friend @theforestadorned. Our next appearance is 13th August - come along & say ya! Ya is palawa kani for Hello! The palawa people are the traditional owners of lutruwita, the lands on which we live, make and play. We deeply acknowledge their ongoing care and connections to this land, this @naidocweek & always. #alwayswasalwayswillbe #naidocweek
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EXCITING NEWS! We’re back at @salamancamarket th

EXCITING NEWS! We’re back at @salamancamarket this weekend! We can’t wait to be back amongst our market friends, especially as the market has just celebrated the return to the ‘original’ market set up after years of covid chaos. We’ll be back at our old spot with @theforestadorned at site 220 just near @salamancaartscentre. If you’re a local or if you’re in town for #festivalofvoices please come down for a hello!
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We’ll be back once a month for the rest of the year - future dates are on our website.
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@tmchugos killing it with the deliciousness on one

@tmchugos killing it with the deliciousness on one of our plates, beautiful shot by @_raremedium ✨
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Re-post • @_raremedium • Marrowbone Monday: English Longhorn beef bone marrow with six year old cacao and barley miso, sauerrueben and potato bread enriched with rendered beef fat 🖤

#bonemarrow #beef #tassiefood #hobartfood #hobarteats #pubfood
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New travel cup colors ✨✨✨✨ . #smallfiresst

New travel cup colors ✨✨✨✨
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A recent amphora commission with one of Tassie's

A recent amphora commission with one of Tassie's young wine makers who is experimenting with ceramic vessel aging. We can't wait to hear how it goes.
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We acknowledge the palawa people as the Traditional Owners and Custodians of the beautiful lands on which we live and work and pay our respects to Indigenous Elders past, present and emerging. It always was and always will be, Aboriginal land.