Iain McCarten - Bulb Vase
Iain McCarten, owner of Atwin, is a potter creating contemporary utilitarian pottery by hand. Working from Helgate studio in Norwich and with a background in cheffing, Iain produces small-batch ceramic pieces that blend minimalist design with everyday function. Influenced by traditional forms and modern aesthetics, each item is crafted with purpose, durability, and simplicity in mind—ideal for thoughtful, sustainable living.
Gorgeous hand thrown bulb shaped vase.Approx. 9cm height x 11cm width
Shipping
All orders are sent out standard with a 2-4 business day turn around.
Please note some of our jewellery is handmade to order so expect up to 10 days until shipping. We try very hard to complete orders as soon as possible so we usually complete earlier than this length of time.
Please contact us if you need these items sooner and we will try our best to accommodate.
Overseas Shipping
We ship to Europe, USA, Canada, Australia and New Zealand. Shipping is a flat rate of £15 and can take between 7-17 working days. Import fees may apply and are the responsibility of the customer.
Local Pick Up
We offer free local pick up in store at Atwin for the Norwich area. Orders are usually ready within 24 hours if not the same day.
Please choose this option at checkout & bring your confirmation email when you come to collect your order.
A home for ethical makers and enduring craft. Thoughtfully curated, never trend-driven.
Our Ethos
A home for ethical makers and enduring craft. Thoughtfully curated, never trend-driven.
The Atwin Store
Atwin is a curated store for womenswear, accessories, and homeware, nestled in the historic Norwich Lanes. Founded with the vision of revitalising the high street, Atwin showcases some of Norfolk’s most talented makers alongside independent UK brands who share our sustainable and ethical values. It’s a place where shopping feels mindful, personal, and rooted in community.
Our Founders
Jeweller Bonnie Doonan and former chef/restaurant owner Iain McCarten built Atwin on the values of connection and respect. Its name, drawn from the old Norfolk dialect for ‘between’, captures its essence - a space suspended between friends, makers, and community, where ethics and aesthetics coexist.
