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New home for Connie Taylor Ceramics of Oakham

By Evie Payne

2nd Jul 2024 | Local News

Find Connie Taylor Ceramics at Victoria Hall, Oakham High Street, until she relocates to Mill Street. Image credit: Connie Taylor.
Find Connie Taylor Ceramics at Victoria Hall, Oakham High Street, until she relocates to Mill Street. Image credit: Connie Taylor.

Connie Taylor Ceramics, a local business that has been creating bespoke, handmade ceramics for over three years, is set to move into a new home in Oakham.

Connie Taylor Ceramics, based out of Victoria Hall on Oakham High Street, has been in business in Oakham for three years. Through her support of local causes, collection of unique and handmade products, and open house policy at her store and workshop, she has won the hearts of the local community.

Connie's shop is also her workshop, where residents can see the creative process from start to finish. Image credit: Nub News.

Since opening at Victoria Hall, she has created and sold hundreds of mugs, which are one of her most popular items, as well as wine charms, jewellery, bowls, Christmas decorations, jugs, vases and decorative items, as well as commissions for residents in and around Rutland.

She has also been an enthusiastic champion of Rachel and Jay at Prickleback Urchin Hedgehog Rescue, and creates hedgehog mugs, charms and more, with a cut of the proceeds going to the Rutland-based rescue.

Connie Taylor supports Prickleback Urchin Hedgehog Rescue. Image credit: Nub News.

Now, Connie is looking to relocate her business, and has just announced the news that she will be moving to Mill Street in September of this year.

Connie will be moving in to 1 Mill Street, Oakham, the former home of Sew Ab Fab, joining a host of creative and independent businesses along the shopping street.

Connie said: "The new shop will be right in the centre of town and I'm still going to be accessible to local folk and my loyal supporters. Here, I'm also going to be more visible to people visiting our quirky little town. 

"I'll be moving at the beginning of September, and in the meantime, I'm going to potter my little heart out to fill all these gorgeous windows."

Connie makes every day items, statement pieces and even unusual commissions, like urns for pets and people. Image credit: Nub News.

For now, residents can find Connie at Victoria Hall, Oakham High Street, although the local creative will be taking a well-earned break from 4 - 29 July to spend time with her family over the summer.

In the meantime, take a peek at Connie's range of summertime favourites, including a new range of jewellery perfect for brightening up your wardrobe this summer:

Browse one off and handmade goods in store. Image credit: Connie Taylor.

Treat yourself to some new jewellery. Image credit: Connie Taylor.

Light summer colours are bursting into Connie's High Street store. Image credit: Connie Taylor.

Necklaces, earrings and more can be found in store. Image credit: Connie Taylor.

Connie is also looking at bringing new workshops to Rutland, and would love to launch regular pottery painting sessions in the future - so watch this space.

To stay up to date with Connie, follow Connie Taylor Ceramics on Facebook, call 07985 600063 or email [email protected], or pop in store at:

Victoria Hall

39 High Street

Oakham

Rutland

LE15 6AH

Connie is passionate about sustainability and the local environment. Image credit: Nub News.

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