BIPOC Let's make a mug!

$25.00

Chances are you use one almost every day. So why not drink from a mug you made?!

In this 2 hour handbuilding workshop, we’ll walk you through all the steps needed to make your very own mug. From rolling the slab to adding texture and painting on underglaze you’ll get a basic understanding of Handbuilding and the techniques you need to create a drinking vessel to call your own.

Children 5 and older are welcome but must be accompanied by an adult. Parents with children should register for 2 spots. Starting in July, classes are limited to 8 participants.

Please check our FAQ’s page for additional information on the studio and read our Cancelation Policy prior to booking!

This is a one day, 2 hour class. You’ll pick up your finished pieces 3-4 weeks after the class.

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Chances are you use one almost every day. So why not drink from a mug you made?!

In this 2 hour handbuilding workshop, we’ll walk you through all the steps needed to make your very own mug. From rolling the slab to adding texture and painting on underglaze you’ll get a basic understanding of Handbuilding and the techniques you need to create a drinking vessel to call your own.

Children 5 and older are welcome but must be accompanied by an adult. Parents with children should register for 2 spots. Starting in July, classes are limited to 8 participants.

Please check our FAQ’s page for additional information on the studio and read our Cancelation Policy prior to booking!

This is a one day, 2 hour class. You’ll pick up your finished pieces 3-4 weeks after the class.

MEET THE INSTRUCTOR

Hanami Morris primarily uses metal and clay to fabricate objects revolving around his identities and how they intersect. They enjoy both wheelthrowing and handbuilding, but they also have a particular interest in glaze chemistry.

Moon Williams is a creator and educator. Key words she uses to describe herself and her workshops include: Alchemy, Flow, Connection, Release, Receive, Detail oriented, Empowering. She finds joy in creating objects that illuminate and adorn. Practicing since fall of 2020.