Meet The Team

  • Ceramic workshop assistant

    Alys first got caught up in the throws of ceramics ;) by taking Ros' 6-week Introduction to Pottery course. It was love at first throw.

    Alys is continuing her ceramics training as a workshop assistant at Romud Studio, where you can find her assisting on taught courses, helping out with open studio sessions, and fist bumping Murphy.

    She loves the buzz of the studio filled with new potters figuring out their favourite building methods and individual style of making. 

  • Ceramic Teacher and technician

    Cherry started spinning the wheel back in 2016. As soon as she touched the clay she knew she had found what she was looking for... a new medium to work with, that was the complete opposite of sitting at a computer all day. 

    As well as tutoring, she works as a transformation/career transition coach and is intrigued by the idea of the flow state, so much so she is co-founder of Make It Flow Festival, a one day annual event based around arts, craft and wellbeing workshops, designed to help people find their own flow and new hobbies.

    Cherry makes functional pottery that features bright and colourful underglazes to create crazy patterns and uniformed repeats. She loves to share experience with beginners and those looking to advance their new found ceramic skills. 

  • Ceramic Teacher and technician

    Dani discovered pottery while searching for a hobby that could easily fit into her life, help her meet new people, balance family responsibilities, and provide a creative outlet from her advertising job.

    Living in London, she found the perfect fit at an independent pottery studio, sparking a passion for ceramics. After taking a few courses and learning from talented potters in the studio, she became so captivated that she recently quit her job to pursue pottery full-time.

    Now, having relocated to Chichester, Dani works as a studio technician at Romud and runs the open studio. Her favourite things to create are mugs, and she loves trimming pots! !

  • El discovered their passion for clay and plaster while studying 3D Design & Craft at the University of Brighton, where they spent most of their time on the plaster lathe or covered in slip. After graduating, they assisted various ceramic artists, including

    Natasha Daintry, delivered retail commissions, and further developed their own artistic practice. Since then, they have accumulated 5 years of technician experience

    in various large and medium-scale pottery studios.

    Alongside their creative work, El embraces their love for organisation—and Microsoft

    Excel to be specific!—by coordinating live events in the arts and crafts sector,

    namely fulfilling the role of Fair Coordinator for Collect Art Fair at Somerset House.

    El's current sculptural practice delves into themes of transition and identity, reflecting their lived experience as a Trans and Non-binary person in clay.

  • Princess is a London based ceramist and teacher who left her career as a pastry chef in 2019 on a whim. Following her bucket list of hobbies to ‘try before I die’ she landed on the doorstep of Master

    Potter Chris Bramble who took a chance on her and taught her the craft. She has worked as a

    technician for the past six years and has been teaching for the past two and a half.

    Her absolute favourite pots to throw are vases as she feels that they are limitless in their forms and sizes. Princess’ work draws inspiration from the forms and architecture found in the world blending together textures to create vessels almost feel alive.

  • You will find Murphy weaving around workshops eating clay scraps and demanding pats. He is quiet loud but its just his way of saying hello- Beware of the endless licks!

    Look out for his new collection of personalised dog and cat bowls (Murphy’s Mates) coming soon!

  • Mud enthusiast, thread/dream weaver & tutor

    Sophie has over 20 years of experience as an artist, maker and technical demonstrator.  She received her studio pottery training back in 2000 in Vancouver, Canada, under ceramicist Sarah Coote.  In 2005 she moved to the UK and worked as studio assistant for production potter, Arnold Rose.  Sophie has been developing her practice in Brighton for the past 6 years, with a main focus on large classical form and slip decoration.  Her latest collection explores repetition and motifs found in basketry and weaving.

  • Founder, digger & tutor

    Ros has had a passion for ceramics since her high school and university days, but it was a transformative 3-hour pottery wheel workshop in 2018 that truly ignited her love for the craft.

    Initially, ceramics served as an escape from the digital world, providing a therapeutic outlet to unwind and create after long hours in commercial interior design. As a self-taught potter, Ros honed her skills by immersing herself in countless instructional videos and learning from fellow potters in communal studios.

    Ros believes that ceramics is for everyone and is eager to share her knowledge and passion with others. Drawing inspiration from her background in architectural design, her creations celebrate the joy of food and the art of bringing people together. Some pieces are made from wild clays foraged from the UK, adding a unique touch to her work.

  • Rosie began her pottery journey in 2015, specialising in ceramics during her degree in 3D Design and Craft at Brighton University. She was captivated by clay through glazes and the ability to add colour and pattern to the forms surface. She gained practical experience completing a graduate wood firing residency in Denmark in 2021.

    Followed by further work experience at Winchcombe pottery in the Cotswolds in 2024 where she learned more about atmospheric firing at a historic production pottery.

    Specializing in throwing, she finds genuine satisfaction in creating decorative functional pieces that add meaning the everyday small moments. As the potter behind ‘Twig Ceramics’, Rosie continues to

    explore new decorative techniques. She playfully layers her glazes with resists, drawing inspiration from the patterns found in nature. Rosie feels that creativity and community are the core values that drive her forward, and teaching is the spark of connection between the two!