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Duration 75 min
Age 16+
About This is an introductory class designed for those who are curious about working with clay. In a relaxed and stress-free environment, you’ll work under the guidance of an instructor and create your own unique plate. No prior experience is needed – just come ready to enjoy the process and a result you’ll be proud of.
What includes Clay (2 lb), tools, all necessary equipment.
What doesn’t include Painting is optional and available for an additional fee after your piece is fired.
Pickup Your clay piece needs time to dry and be fired in the kiln, and it will be ready for pickup within up to 4 weeks after the class. As an optional add-on, you’re welcome to schedule a painting session to give your piece a finished look.
Please note that due to the nature of clay, there is always a possibility that some pieces may break during drying or explode in the kiln, making them impossible to save.
Intro clay class
Duration 75 min
Age 16+
About This is an introductory class designed for those who are curious about working with clay. In a relaxed and stress-free environment, you’ll work under the guidance of an instructor and create your own unique plate. No prior experience is needed – just come ready to enjoy the process and a result you’ll be proud of.
What includes Clay (2 lb), tools, all necessary equipment.
What doesn’t include Painting is optional and available for an additional fee after your piece is fired.
Pickup Your clay piece needs time to dry and be fired in the kiln, and it will be ready for pickup within up to 4 weeks after the class. As an optional add-on, you’re welcome to schedule a painting session to give your piece a finished look.
Please note that due to the nature of clay, there is always a possibility that some pieces may break during drying or explode in the kiln, making them impossible to save.
Hand-sculpting vs Pottery wheel
The hand-sculpting session offers a unique experience where you work with clay using just your hands and simple tools, without a pottery wheel. This approach emphasizes molding and shaping the clay manually, allowing you to create one-of-a-kind, freeform pieces.
In contrast, pottery wheel sessions focus on spinning the clay to craft beautifully symmetrical designs. Both methods offer distinct creative opportunities, whether you prefer the organic flow of hand-sculpting or the precision of wheel throwing.