I booked a pottery class to surprise my partner and have a memorable experience together. Carolyn were amazing in communicating any and all details possible and very prompt in her replies. She also went above and beyond for us as we asked to see if our pieces could be finished in the kiln and picked up earlier as we were leaving in 10 days. Pauline, our teacher, was warm, funny, extremely experienced and welcoming to our first experience with pottery. She finished our pieces as soon as she could and we were lucky and happy recipients of our creations:)) I can’t recommend this place enough for a beautiful, heartful, fun experience!

I have a friend who is a potter. Since she knew that we were going to Barbados, she said that we had to visit Earthworks. She had been told about it as a must see so we went. It's in a residential neighborhood on a hill set back overlooking the water. You can climb up the steps that have broken pieces of pottery embedded in them. This isn't a fancy store but a working pottery studio. The pieces for sale are on open shelving in the front. There was so much from which to choose. The studio part is open and I talked to one man who told me a little about the studio. If you love pottery, this is a place for you.

If you are looking for pottery in Barbados, this is it. The shop is quite large and they have a huge selection of pottery made on site. We saw some of their products sold nearer to the cruise port but it was so limited that you are better off coming here. Prices were decent and they do take credit card. At the same time, there is a Batik shop (HP Batik Studio) on the same property that has beautiful pieces, either art, clothes, bags, etc.

Traditional Barbadian pottery. Lots of colourful pieces to choose from. On site also is a Batik shop and an art gallery and cafe. We looked around the art gallery and admired the beautiful different artists pieces of work. Also stopped at the cafe for a wonderful lunch.