Our Studio & Creative Gallery

Welcome to the Slo Mo Pots gallery! This is a little glimpse into the world of our studio. Here you’ll find a collection of work by Master Potter Oliver Paskins, along with photos of the unique studio and garden oasis that inspire us every day.

Outdoor seating area with clay sculptures on display, situated next to the green Slo Mo Pots studio building and a wall of tall San Pedro cacti.
A tranquil, landscaped water feature in the garden, with clear water flowing through a channel lined with large, smooth river stones.
A charming stone archway in the garden, framed by lush bamboo and a Japanese maple, leading to a secluded seating area.
A sunny seating area in the Slo Mo Pots garden oasis, featuring a green wooden table and benches under a pergola, surrounded by cacti and succulents.
Handmade terracotta-style pots containing succulents and vibrant orange torch aloes, arranged in a gravelled section of the studio garden.
A close-up of the traditional wood-fired kiln at Slo Mo Pots, with bright orange flames and glowing embers roaring inside the rustic, earthen arch.
A collection of handmade lidded pottery jars in blue, brown, and grey glazes, displayed on a table in front of tall cacti.
A close-up of a charming, handmade brown clay cat sculpture nestled amongst bright green leaves in the garden.
A serene, handcrafted ceramic cat sculpture with a textured grey glaze, sitting peacefully within a bed of purple and green garden plants.
A whimsical, handcrafted clay sculpture of a figure with stylized hair, holding a small pot and standing by a tree in the garden.
A handmade ceramic figure sculpture standing with hands on hips, artfully placed amongst aloe vera plants and other lush greenery.
A handcrafted clay cat sculpture and a decorative cactus pot sitting on a green table in the Slo Mo Pots garden, with a view of the path.
An artistic shot of a handmade clay cat sculpture standing in a gravel and rock garden bed, surrounded by cacti and succulents.
The rustic interior of the Slo Mo Pots studio, showing pottery wheels and stools ready for a small class, set against walls of reclaimed wood.
A wide view of the pottery wheel stations inside the rustic Slo Mo Pots studio, set up for an intimate class of two or three students.
Outdoor seating area with clay sculptures on display, situated next to the green Slo Mo Pots studio building and a wall of tall San Pedro cacti.
A tranquil, landscaped water feature in the garden, with clear water flowing through a channel lined with large, smooth river stones.
A charming stone archway in the garden, framed by lush bamboo and a Japanese maple, leading to a secluded seating area.
A sunny seating area in the Slo Mo Pots garden oasis, featuring a green wooden table and benches under a pergola, surrounded by cacti and succulents.
Handmade terracotta-style pots containing succulents and vibrant orange torch aloes, arranged in a gravelled section of the studio garden.
A close-up of the traditional wood-fired kiln at Slo Mo Pots, with bright orange flames and glowing embers roaring inside the rustic, earthen arch.
A collection of handmade lidded pottery jars in blue, brown, and grey glazes, displayed on a table in front of tall cacti.
A close-up of a charming, handmade brown clay cat sculpture nestled amongst bright green leaves in the garden.
A serene, handcrafted ceramic cat sculpture with a textured grey glaze, sitting peacefully within a bed of purple and green garden plants.
A whimsical, handcrafted clay sculpture of a figure with stylized hair, holding a small pot and standing by a tree in the garden.
A handmade ceramic figure sculpture standing with hands on hips, artfully placed amongst aloe vera plants and other lush greenery.
A handcrafted clay cat sculpture and a decorative cactus pot sitting on a green table in the Slo Mo Pots garden, with a view of the path.
An artistic shot of a handmade clay cat sculpture standing in a gravel and rock garden bed, surrounded by cacti and succulents.
The rustic interior of the Slo Mo Pots studio, showing pottery wheels and stools ready for a small class, set against walls of reclaimed wood.
A wide view of the pottery wheel stations inside the rustic Slo Mo Pots studio, set up for an intimate class of two or three students.
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