Micki Schloessingk is an experienced potter, making wood-fired, salt-glazed tableware.  She first discovered her vocation whilst travelling in India. Micki trained at Harrow College of Art and established Bridge Pottery in 1987. 

Micki's gallery is ideally situated right beside a serene stream that gracefully meanders its way to the estuary. The picturesque setting provides a perfect backdrop, complementing Micki's beautiful work. The tranquil ambiance of the flowing stream adds an extra touch of peace and serenity to the viewing experience, enhancing the connection between art and nature for visitors to enjoy. In the Gallery, Micki shows a wide range of wheel-thrown work such as cups, bowls and hand-built pieces. Micki enjoys making larger bowls for salad or fruit, and you can usually find some of these for sale in the gallery. Chris, Micki’s assistant, also makes sure there’s always beautiful pieces of modestly priced smaller pots, such as flower pots, vases and even egg cups.