Zoë has been making and teaching pottery for the past five years. She learnt her trade as a visiting apprentice at Shin Chul's studio in South Korea. During this time she learnt traditional Korean throwing techniques, which she now teaches at her shop in Glasgow. In recent years, her practice has  focused upon throwing larger forms. These large vases are thrown in segments, then put together once they are just softer than leather hard. If you wish to inquire about booking a workshop, please use the contact page.

As part of her commitment to sustainable practice, Zoë has researched traditional pit firing techniques. Through using natural materials such as seaweed, manure, fruit skins, plants and coffee, the surfaces of the vessels are marked by smoke lashings. The markings on each vessel are serendipitous and unique, often unexpected.  Zoë is currently cataloguing the effects of different varieties of seaweed upon the outcome of smoke firing, with the aim of producing a monograph in photography in 2024. Examples of experimental pit fired work can be seen below.