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What Makes Our Classes Different
#01
Intimate Class Sizes
Small groups mean more guidance and a slower, more personal pace.
#02
All-Inclusive Pricing
Clay, glazes, and firings are always included — no surprises, ever.
#03
Curated Curriculum
Every session follows a designed plan so you’re never left guessing.
#03
Curated Curriculum
Every session follows a designed plan so you’re never left guessing.
Our Classes
Beginner Handbuilding
Explore a rotating handbuilding theme or bring your own ideas to life. Across five evening sessions, you’ll develop a collection of ceramic pieces while learning foundational handbuilding, surface design, glazing, and the techniques needed to realize your own creative vision.
Beginner Wheel Throwing
Learn to center, shape, and glaze cups and bowls using the wheel. Great for first-timers. Includes clay, tools, glazes, and firings. Leave with 4–6 finished, food-safe pieces.
Intermediate Wheel Throwing
Comfortable on the wheel? Take this course to take your wheel throwing to the next level - learn constistency, handles, and throwing larger!
Mixed Methods: Wheel + Handbuilding
Learn how to make strong, useful pottery by combining wheel throwing with handbuilding—then glaze your work and take home pieces you’ll actually use.
Beginner Handbuilding
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Explore a rotating handbuilding theme or bring your own ideas to life. Across five evening sessions, you’ll develop a collection of ceramic pieces while learning foundational handbuilding, surface design, glazing, and the techniques needed to realize your own creative vision.
Beginner Wheel Throwing
more INFO
Learn to center, shape, and glaze cups and bowls using the wheel. Great for first-timers. Includes clay, tools, glazes, and firings. Leave with 4–6 finished, food-safe pieces.
Intermediate Wheel Throwing
more INFO
Comfortable on the wheel? Take this course to take your wheel throwing to the next level - learn constistency, handles, and throwing larger!
Mixed Methods: Wheel + Handbuilding
more INFO
Learn how to make strong, useful pottery by combining wheel throwing with handbuilding—then glaze your work and take home pieces you’ll actually use.