Hand Building
Pinch, coil, and slab! Explore how clay can be shaped by hand to create a variety of forms. Decorate and glaze your pieces to finish them off. Perfect for whether you’re new to clay or want to build your skills.
Wheel Throwing
This class will introduce you to the potter’s wheel, and the process of making a pot: throwing, trimming, glazing. Perfect for beginners or those needing to refresh their skills.
Ceramics Basics
Learn the basics of clay, from throwing on the potter’s wheel to handbuilding techniques. In this beginner-friendly class, you will learn different ways to shape clay and how to decorate it.
Wheel Sculpture
The wheel is a tool! Learn ways to use it when making elements for abstract sculpture. Students must have previous experience wheel throwing.
Advanced Wheel Throwing
Are you ready to level up your wheel throwing? Come master new shapes like bottles, lidded jars, plates and more! Learn new techniques for making and decorating. Students must have previous experience wheel throwing.
Hand Building
Pinch, coil, and slab! Explore how clay can be shaped by hand to create a variety of forms. Decorate and glaze your pieces to finish them off. Perfect for whether you’re new to clay or want to build your skills.
Meditative Pinch Pots
Focus on using the breath and gentle pressure of your hands in a repetitive way allowing the shape and form to come from an Intuitive place within.
Animal Sculpture
Learn the solid build technique to make a sculpture of an animal in a fun pose! Decorate with underglazes like never before! Come to class with an animal in mind and reference photos. We sculpt in 3D so have multiple angles of the animal. Printed is preferred, on your phone is okay too.
Coil Mugs
Use the coil building method to make a mug! By stacking row upon row of rolled out clay, you can build up the perfect mug for your coffee or tea!
Slab Boxes
Slabs are flat pieces of clay that in this class you will connect to make a small box for keeping your treasures!
Kurinuki Cups
Carve a cup from a solid block of clay using this Japanese method!