Give it a shot! - Wheel Throwing

$50.00
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First time at the wheel? No problem! This class is made for you.

Join us for a one day, 2 hour session where we’ll walk you through the basics of wheel throwing. Lumpy pots and goofy bowls galore. No extended commitment necessary. Give it a shot and see if you like it! You’ll throw pieces on the wheel and will pick them up 3-4 weeks later (after they’re dried, fired, and glazed!). Students must be 16 years of age or older. 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.

*The Shimpo Pottery Wheel may be harmful to a person who has a pacemaker. Serious injury or death could occur. Consult a physician before using.*

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First time at the wheel? No problem! This class is made for you.

Join us for a one day, 2 hour session where we’ll walk you through the basics of wheel throwing. Lumpy pots and goofy bowls galore. No extended commitment necessary. Give it a shot and see if you like it! You’ll throw pieces on the wheel and will pick them up 3-4 weeks later (after they’re dried, fired, and glazed!). Students must be 16 years of age or older. 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.

*The Shimpo Pottery Wheel may be harmful to a person who has a pacemaker. Serious injury or death could occur. Consult a physician before using.*

 

Meet the Instructors

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.

Lelia Jenkins has a BFA in Studio Arts and BS in Human Development from Virginia Tech. They fell in love with ceramics 10 years ago and have been working toward combining it with their love of community outreach since. They are passionate about sharing pottery with beginners and making it more accessible and approachable to all.