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Where It All Started

Pottery For The Planet is the creative love-child of Renton Bishopric and Clare Botfield. These two artists and passionate activists were drawn together through environmental campaigning back in 2006, and have continued to campaign (and do life) together ever since.
Renton

Renton is a second-generation potter, learning the trade at an early age from his parents, who owned family pottery business, Nob Creek Pottery. This family studio become an iconic Australian Pottery, with many visiting international potters passing through. Renton has fond memories of staying up at night with visiting artists to fire the kiln. Their influence continues to be an inspiration for Renton.

Clare

Clare’s strong connection with the Earth stems from a childhood spent aiding her parents while they ran an Australian Native Plant Nursery. This connection grew when, in her early twenties, she began lending her voice to environmental campaigns. A visual artist and designer, she brings her passion and creative flair to Pottery For The Planet.

A Seed Is Planted

Pottery For The Planet Takes Root

Pottery tools On Table Including Sponge And Shaping Tools
2013

Renton’s work, “Coal for Breakfast?” won the major prize in the Queensland Regional Art Awards. Clare and Renton used the prize money to invest in creating Pottery For The Planet.

Old Horse Stables In Mt Coolum
2015

The couple setup Clare’s Cinnabar Soul storefront, in the vibrant hinterland town of Eumundi and established Pottery For The Planet’s very first studio in a friend’s old horse stables.

Man Bent Over Pottery Wheel Shaping A Reusable Travel Cup
2016

The team expands!

The first official team member, Stephen Roberts, came on board to throw his potting talents into production.

The First Travel Cup

Where We Are Now

In just a few short years Pottery For The Planet has...