Press-Moulding

The press-moulding method of making pottery uses hollow or solid formers or moulds, often made of plaster, to press clay into or on to. Quick, neat results provide good opportunities for construction, pure and textured shapes, and decoration.

A confetti patterned press-moulded plate made in a Manchester pottery class
A press-mould and joined burnished terracotta jug made in a pottery class at 7 limes pottery
A press-moulded terracotta plate with paper resist and freehand painted spot design. Made at 7 Limes Pottery
A bellied terracotta vase with inlay design made in a class at 7 Limes Pottery Manchester
Ceramic plates made from extrusions, created in a Manchester pottery Class
Blue glazed teapot made in 2 halves using press-moulds, handmade in a pottery class Manchester
Grey minimal pottery teapot, made in a pottery class Manchester
Press-moulded plate with leaf texture, made at 7 Limes Pottery Manchester
An embossed and green glazed press-moulded pottery plate
A green glazed plate made of tulips shapes, made in a class at 7 Limes Pottery