Wilyabrup Dreaming Pottery

4.9 (43 Google reviews)

Wilyabrup Dreaming Pottery

49 Wilyabrup Rd, Wilyabrup WA 6280, Australia

Open 10am to 4.00pm each day. Closed Wednesdays excepting school holidays.

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Be different and take the road less travelled and explore the pristine Margaret River area of Wilyabrup. Our happy puppy, Rosie will enthusiastically greet you. At Willyabrup Dreaming you will delight in the many unique, ocean inspired, hand made ceramics which Bill Meiklejohn creates in his peaceful, rustic studio, nestled amongst the bush.

Bill's pottery ranges from imaginative sculptures and one-off pieces, to beautiful, yet functional household vessels. Many designs reflect his love and fascination of the ocean. Choose from his exclusive stress release cowrie shells to large mythical bunyips, perfect for the garden pond.

Take home a piece of Willyabrup Dreaming pottery and you will have in your hands a sense of that special place known as 'Down South'.

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Wilyabrup Dreaming Pottery

49 Wilyabrup Rd, Wilyabrup WA 6280, Australia

Open 10am to 4.00pm each day. Closed Wednesdays excepting school holidays.

Phone

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Speak to a local expert Visit Website

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Wilyabrup Dreaming Pottery

49 Wilyabrup Rd, Wilyabrup WA 6280, Australia

Reviews

4.9 (43 Google reviews)

Chloe Evans 01 June 2026

Bill is the nicest man! My husband and I always stop in when we visit the region and tell everyone to visit. We always walk away with one (or 2!) of Bill's ocean inspired masterpieces. Its a beautiful setting on Bill's property and of course a little visit from border collie Rosie! We have an amazing collection of pottery that will last a lifetime x

Stefanie Kramer 26 January 2026

Beautiful pottery, the owner bill is a super friendly guy. If you’re looking for special pieces for your kitchen make sure to stop & shop 😍

Evan Burton 26 June 2025

Quietly tucked off Caves Road in Wilyabrup, Wilyabrup Dreaming Pottery is an easy stop if you’re on a Margaret River route. I met Bill and his friendly dog, Rosie, amid a neat display of his studio pieces and a Ceramics-in-progress. His standout creations are his shell-shaped ceramics—graceful spirals that feel both natural and refined. Functional pieces like mugs sit well in hand, too.

Racheal Joyce 04 December 2024

Great little treasure. You need to keep your eyes open for signage, as it is a bit hard to find, but it is definitely worth it. Lovely setting and friendly service. A must if you love local pottery.