Breathing new life into your cherished ceramics
Have you accidentally chipped your favourite mug or shattered a treasured heirloom? Master Potter Homa Vafaie-Farley, one of the noted 69 Glasgow School of Art alumni, brings over 30 years of experience to every restoration. Her work is held in three international museum collections.
How it works
We carefully piece your broken or chipped pottery back together, matching colours as closely as possible to the original. Please note: restored pieces are for display purposes only and are not suitable for food, drink, or other domestic use, as the materials used are not food-safe.
Email a photo to mail@abudhabipottery.com to begin
Before & after
hover, or tap, each piece to see the restoration
If you have broken or chipped a favourite piece of china, pottery, or an item from a set, all you need to do is restore it with our pottery repair service. Master Potter Homa Farley, one of the noted 69 Glasgow School of Art Alumni, is professionally trained in the art of restoration of ceramics. If you have broken a special piece of ceramics or pottery, whether it is new or ancient, Homa can restore it. For ceramic repair service, please email us a photo of the broken piece and hold on to all the pieces and we will be able to send you a quotation.
“Homa is a magician! She fixed a very intricate and delicate statue that was gifted to me by my father. The piece had a lot of sentimental value and I was devastated when it broke. Her work was beyond my expectation — so neat and tidy. I cannot thank her enough!”Niki Samnani
Bring your piece back together
As every piece is different, Master Potter Homa needs to see your item in person to give you an accurate quote. Restoration typically takes 6–8 weeks; a deposit is required to begin, with the balance due on collection. Please message us to arrange an appointment, attaching photos of your piece.