A pottery production site, supporting local artists and artists in residence on site. The principles & philosophy at Commonage Pottery is as universal as possible, producing objects that are real & utilitarian. The subtlety of the evolvement of the finest materials shaped with intense skill can produce basic sensitivity. In a world where skills are being ignored & shunned, they believe in them, not only in the act of producing a better product but in the sheer joy of doing and becoming.

Nestled amongst a beautiful vineyard & lovely gardens with a self-tasting cellar door, Commonage Pottery is an ideal studio to immerse oneself amongst tranquil lessons and a collector's paradise. It's a space that showcases almost all styles of pottery. From Raku Pottery to wood-fired, reduction fired copper reds to crystalline glazes - it is a gallery where pottery is still the core approach. 

The gallery proudly represents local WA potters: Gary Hambleton, Greg Crowe, Victoria Malone, Beverly Mcmohan, Sandra Vernonrose, Sue Jones, Japneet Keith, Kay Manolas, Hayley Bangham with strong support from Alison Brown for any occasion.   


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Star 4.7 (348 reviews) Google Maps
Chris Adams 24 October 2026

Knowledgeable staff and wines were very good overall

ChrisandVerity Greaves 24 October 2026

An exceptional and fascinating place to visit. The main house and winery are built of hand made mud bricks, each brick made by the hand of Earl Happ and his wife. Wine production is their main passion, along with beautiful, hand made pottery, so much of this is just exquisite. There is a friendly, modern wine tasting area, with helpful, knowledgeable staff to guide you.

Peter Stemp 16 October 2026

Adam Salsman 14 October 2026

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