Looking out at the fishing on Raglan Wharf.
Potter
Local Potter Tony Sly’s studio and shop in a converted warehouse on Raglan Wharf.
Since relocating to the wharf at Easter Tony says he's been amazed at the people through his doors, browsing and buying, and sees the prime waterfront location as an inspiring place to work. “Every day is beautiful,” he says, looking straight out on the harbour through the vast openings created when the industrial corrugated iron doors of the wharf building are slid back.
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