Classes FAQ

What types of classes are offered?

We offer various pottery classes for all skill levels.

How do I register?

You can register for classes through our website or in-person at the studio.

What is the class duration?

Classes typically last between 1.5 to 3 hours, depending on the type of workshop.

Are materials included in classes?

Yes, all necessary materials are provided for each class.

Can I join without a membership?

Yes, non-members can join classes on a per-class basis.

Do you offer private lessons?

Yes, we offer private lessons tailored to individual needs and skill levels.

Creative Workshops

Join our pottery classes to unleash your creativity.

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A person is using a blowtorch to work on a ceramic vase in a pottery studio. They are wearing an apron and glasses, focused intently on their craft. Shelves filled with various pottery items are visible in the background.
Pottery Basics

Learn essential techniques for creating beautiful pottery.

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Several clay pottery pieces in progress are arranged on a wooden table. Various pottery tools and a sponge are scattered nearby, suggesting active work. The clay items appear to be in the form of bowls or cups, placed on square wooden bases.
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Hands are actively shaping clay on a pottery wheel, demonstrating the art of pottery-making. Two sets of hands are visible, one guiding and the other learning. The scene is intimate and focused, showcasing a transfer of skills.
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On a pottery wheel, a clay vessel with a spout and handle is prominently displayed. The background shows brushes in a jar and blurred objects, giving the appearance of a creative studio environment.
Advanced Techniques

Refine your skills with expert guidance and support.

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