Enduring Enthusiasms

Enduring Enthusiasms

Susan Mosse

Nick and Susan Mosse share some of the sources that spark their creativity and their shared love of Irish Craft. 

Enduring Enthusiasms

Enduring Enthusiasms

Susan Mosse

Nick and Susan Mosse share some of the sources that spark their creativity and their shared love of Irish Craft. 

Nicholas Mosse Bowls

A Fresh Approach

BennettsbridgeSusan Mosse
Something in the air is telling me that a careful examination of my house is in order,-- And it isn’t even time for what is known as ‘spring cleaning’. 
Warm Woolly Winter

Warm Woolly Winter

Susan Mosse

The clocks have changed, and so has the season. When it was light is now dark, humidity has turned to dampness as many a tree offers a final burst of colour before shedding its leaves and turning dormant. It’s the time of year to heat ourselves with a constant cup of hot something and wrap ourselves up in layers of wool.

Garlic Jar Nicholas Mosse Pottery handcrafted spongeware

Garlic and Ghouls, Tricks and Treats

butterSusan Mosse

Garlic is a wondrous plant of multitudinous varieties, properties, and flavours. For such a small thing it is so pungent and powerful and has its uses at this ghoulish time of year. So here is our ode, or should I say odour, to Garlic. 

Nicholas Mosse Pottery Assorted Patterns handcrafted spongeware Ireland

There's No Place Like Home

appleSusan Mosse
The pre-autumnal resumption of nesting is a useful occupation for this time of year. A annual pursuit to ready our homes and ourselves for spending more time indoors. What makes your house your home?
View of Nicholas Mosse Pottery under the arches Bennettsbridge Co. Kilkenny

Pitcher Postcards From Kilkenny

handcrafted spongewareSusan Mosse

My ‘summertime is here!’ epiphany is triggered by the sudden inspiration to add slices of cucumber and a sprig of mint to an icy drink. Summer in a brimful jug. Join us for a mini historical and mixological tour.

Picnics with Nicholas Mosse handmade Irish pottery

Picnic-A-Day

bowlsSusan Mosse
Picnics should be prescribed for our well-being. Being in nature is known to be nurturing in all sorts of ways. Enjoying food has a similar effect, not only on a sensory level but a social one. So, doing both at the same time by having a picnic is highly recommended! Can you meet the challenge to have a picnic-a-day?
Unique Wedding Gifts

Smashing Wedding Gifts

BennettsbridgeSusan Mosse
Over 350 couples get married in Ireland every weekend.  Working out what to give as a gift on such an auspicious occasion can take much deliberation but we can help ease the decision making with our range of fabulous handmade pottery.
Easter Feasting with Happily Apple-y Ham & Baked Cheese

Easter Feasting with Happily Apple-y Ham & Baked Cheese

BennettsbridgeSusan Mosse

Our handmade and hand decorated pottery is perfect for serving festive meals when you need ample plates to cater for a sizeable gathering of the clan. With the Easter holidays approaching here are two recipes to try over the long weekend, made from locally sourced ingredients, served on locally made dishes. 

 

Tall Mugs Standard Floral Patterns Nicholas Mosse Pottery handcrafted spongeware

Mothering Nature

BennettsbridgeSusan Mosse

Potty about pollinators, we’re all about nurturing nature this month. Read our latest blog on the importance of cultivating pollen-rich plants, many of which inspire our patterns, to create environments to help some of the smallest but most vital creatures - insects - to survive and thrive....  

Clover pattern Nicholas Mosse Pottery handcrafted spongeware

A Riff On Green

BennettsbridgeSusan Mosse
I read in a magazine recently that aside from the very bright ‘Living Coral’ – Pantone’s 2019 Colour of the Year, described as “hopeful and optimistic” 
“All you need is love, love…A “love mug” is all you need…”

“All you need is love, love…A “love mug” is all you need…”

BennettsbridgeSusan Mosse
It’s that time of year again, the darkest, dankest time of year, when we need a little uplift to see us through to spring. What better way than to ponder love
Grow Your Collection

Grow Your Collection

BennettsbridgeSusan Mosse
How does a collection take shape? Is it made up of everything in one design? Or pieces decorated with a certain dominant colour? Or with one piece of each design, a collection of shapes as well as patterns?