A production pottery at 128 Ellis Street in Brightwater, just south of Nelson, founded in 1980 by Royce and Trudi McGlashen. It is now owned by Josh Jones and Coral Denize, who say they keep the same studio, materials and designs. Its best-known line is the Shell range of bowls and plates, designed by Royce and inspired by New Zealand shells. The cockle bowl is the shop's popular soup or table-setting bowl. The dinnerware comes in Ripple, Matte Black, Speckle and Black & White glazes. The clay is a white stoneware that is pug-milled on site, and the website says the pieces are dishwasher and microwave safe, and suitable for home and commercial kitchens. The gallery in Brightwater sells the full website range, along with one-off pieces by Royce and other artists. Pick-up at the gallery is available instead of delivery. The website says there are no change-of-mind returns, and that faults are replaced or refunded under the Consumer Guarantees Act.