It is a fun class for beginners to learn the basics of pottery-making
Discover Pottery: One-Class Try-It Workshop
Unleash your creativity in this hands-on, beginner-friendly pottery workshop. Perfect for first-time wheel users, this relaxing and engaging class introduces the fundamentals of throwing clay and shaping your own ceramic pieces.
After class, we will trim and fire two of your pieces. Once they are ready, you may return to paint them in our studio, or pick them up finished with a clear glaze (included at no extra cost). Optional studio painting, including all materials and firing, is $10 per piece if you choose to return at a later time.
Studio Guidelines:
Please bring your own towels
Bring one clean hand towel and one old towel or cloth for drying hands and cleanup. We do not provide studio towels, so please bring items suitable for clay use.
Wear:
Clothes you don’t mind getting dirty
Closed-toe shoes
Hair tied back
Short nails (long nails make throwing difficult)
Arrival:
Please arrive on time so the class can begin promptly.
After Class:
Clean your wheel, tools, and workspace
Take your towels home with you
Class Details:
Maximum: 6 students
Instructor: Rezgar
Time: 11:30 AM - 2 PM
Age: 14+
Cancellations within 24 Hours: No refunds will be issued for cancellations made within 24 hours of the class or workshop start time due to the short notice and inability to fill the spot.
Cancellations before 24 Hours: Cancellations made more than 24 hours before the class or workshop will incur a $10 cancellation fee.
Kiln Firing Risk Policy
While we strive for the best results, there is always a small risk involved in the kiln firing process, which is beyond our control. Historically, the loss rate has been less than 2%, but we cannot guarantee the outcome of any fired item. By participating, you acknowledge and accept this inherent risk.
Item Pickup Policy
Finished items must be picked up within 60 days of completion. If items are not collected within this time frame, we reserve the right to recycle them, and we are not responsible for holding or storing them.
