MK Pottery Studio
The ceramics studio Magali built at Can Brull, with Kujiragama, its wood-fired anagama kiln.
Workshops · Firings · Wild clays
Visit the studio →Can Brull is a 16th-century masia on 80 hectares of forest and farmland in the Montseny natural park. We are building a place where people learn by doing: we live here, work the land, fire ceramics, and host people who come to take part. Why we do this → The manifesto
The property
80 hectares in the Montseny natural park, near El Brull
67 hectares of Mediterranean forest, 13 of fields, and a stone masia that has held daily life since the 16th century. The gate pillars still carry the farm's old name in wrought iron: Can Bruy.
Discover the property →Projects · What happens here
The Farm
Never-tilled beds, compost made on site, and the fields in trial.
Garden · Edible forest · Orchards · Greenhouse
The land →Food & Cooking
A kitchen built around fire, and what we keep from each harvest.
Grill · Fogón · Bread oven · Ferments · Cellar
The table →In the making: Fuegos de Can Brull, iron fire pieces for cooking and gathering, and mushroom growing.
What's happening
Community
Community in motion
Can Brull grows through the people who pass through, work in the place, and leave something in motion. Artists, ceramists, farmers, facilitators, cooks, volunteers, and researchers live together, learn, and take part in the daily life of the project.
We are open to proposals for workshops, residencies, cultural collaborations, regenerative projects, and community experiences.
Bring a proposal
Workshops, gatherings, cultural practices, or experiences aligned with the spirit of the place.
Develop a residency
Creative, material, ecological, or community processes that need time, space, and territory.
Collaborate with the project
Crafts, building, communication, agroecology, cooking, cultural production, or operational support.
Come as a volunteer
For people ready to help with the garden, ceramics, and daily life through WWOOF or Workaway.