Last few available...

These small-batch beauties are almost out of stock in our Falmouth shop, get them whilst you can.

Our Last Few Available edit brings together the final pieces from drops by the small-batch makers we work with at Ondine Ash, our curated independent shop on the Old High Street in Falmouth, Cornwall. Because everything here is handmade ceramics and homeware made in limited runs rather than mass-produced, once a piece sells out it's sometimes gone for good — so this collection is where you'll find the last of a maker's glaze, the final rug from a particular flock, or the end of a print run. It's the place to look for small batch pottery, limited edition homeware and one-off handmade gifts before they disappear.

Inside, you'll find handmade ceramics from independent UK potters — mugs, bowls, plates, jugs and candlesticks in small-batch glazes, ideal as unique housewarming gifts or additions to an artisan tableware collection — alongside British rare-breed sheepskin rugs and merino hot water bottle covers for cosy, sustainable homewares that last. There's simple, organic beauty and natural skincare from small UK brands, sustainably woven storage baskets, recycled wool blankets, and the odd handmade wooden object that's slipped down to its final stock. Ethically made clothing and accessories from independent labels and Le Bon Shoppe round out the edit, alongside gifts for ceramic lovers and eco-conscious home gifts.

Because stock here changes fast and sometimes isn't restocked, it's worth checking back often if you're after a particular handmade, small-batch or limited-edition find for your Cornwall-inspired home.

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