Hand-built Planters

$50.00
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The perfect planter for your favorite plant baby!

In this 2 hour handbuilding workshop, we’ll walk you through all the steps needed to make your very own planter. You’ll start with a slab then add texture, color and handles for your sweet green leaved friends. You’ll leave class with a basic understanding of handbuilding and the techniques you need to create a small vessel for your plants to call home.

Children 10 and older are welcome but must be accompanied by an adult. Parents with children should register for 2 spots. Class is 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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The perfect planter for your favorite plant baby!

In this 2 hour handbuilding workshop, we’ll walk you through all the steps needed to make your very own planter. You’ll start with a slab then add texture, color and handles for your sweet green leaved friends. You’ll leave class with a basic understanding of handbuilding and the techniques you need to create a small vessel for your plants to call home.

Children 10 and older are welcome but must be accompanied by an adult. Parents with children should register for 2 spots. Class is 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.

Lindsay Wood began her clay adventure back in 2015 when she took her first ceramics class at the Visual Arts Center in Richmond and has been hooked ever since! Using handbuilding methods, she focuses on both functional and unique forms that are then painted and carved using a variety of surface decoration techniques. Her wares are carved with imagery reflective of her inspirations, joys, memories and nature. Lindsay teaches classes through local nonprofits Art 180 and Art on Wheels, and is a member and teacher at Carved in Mud Studios. She believes that art has healing powers, and can touch people’s lives by reducing stress, boosting self-esteem, and encouraging self-expression.

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.