Ceramic Workshops

Explore our engaging ceramic workshops for all skill levels.

A variety of clay pots, mugs, and bowls are arranged on the floor. The ceramics are primarily in shades of brown and beige, with a few black items. Several people stand nearby, with only their shoes visible, indicating the setting is likely a market or exhibition.
A variety of clay pots, mugs, and bowls are arranged on the floor. The ceramics are primarily in shades of brown and beige, with a few black items. Several people stand nearby, with only their shoes visible, indicating the setting is likely a market or exhibition.
Raku Firing Fun

Join us for an exciting raku firing workshop and create stunning pieces with unique finishes. Experience the thrill of this ancient technique in a hands-on environment.

Rows of ceramic bowls placed upside down on wooden racks under the sun, likely to dry. Surrounding structures and greenery can be seen in the background, giving the scene an outdoor setting in what appears to be a pottery workshop area.
Rows of ceramic bowls placed upside down on wooden racks under the sun, likely to dry. Surrounding structures and greenery can be seen in the background, giving the scene an outdoor setting in what appears to be a pottery workshop area.
Wheel Throwing

Our wheel throwing workshops are perfect for beginners and experienced potters alike. Learn the art of shaping clay on the wheel while creating beautiful ceramic pieces.

Raku Workshop

Experience the art of raku firing in our six hour workshop.

$250
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Pit Firing

Learn traditional pit firing techniques in this six hour hands-on session.

$250
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Troubleshooting Wheel Throwing

In this three hour workshop, advanced beginner and intermediate ceramists will focus on the physics of the thrown form, and how it impacts throwing.

$120
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A stall displaying a variety of ceramic pottery items, including plates, vases, and traditional tagine pots. The pottery is arranged neatly on wooden shelves with several items hanging above. The background is a makeshift structure using cloth or tarp, and the scene has a rustic, artisanal feel.
A stall displaying a variety of ceramic pottery items, including plates, vases, and traditional tagine pots. The pottery is arranged neatly on wooden shelves with several items hanging above. The background is a makeshift structure using cloth or tarp, and the scene has a rustic, artisanal feel.
A large, unglazed ceramic pot with a lid, situated on a pottery wheel. The setting appears to be a pottery studio with various tools and materials visible in the background.
A large, unglazed ceramic pot with a lid, situated on a pottery wheel. The setting appears to be a pottery studio with various tools and materials visible in the background.
Raku Funace Building Workshop

Experience the art of raku firing in our six hour workshop.

$120
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Pit Firing

Learn traditional pit firing techniques in this six hour hands-on session.

$120
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Wheel Throwing

Learn the basics of the ceramic wheel in our three hour indroductory throwing workshop.

$100
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Customer Feedback

Read what our participants say about their workshop experiences.

I loved the raku workshop! The instructors were knowledgeable and supportive.

Emily Smith
A clay teapot is centered on a workbench surrounded by various pottery tools and materials. The surface around the teapot is scattered with other pottery-related objects, such as cups and brushes. The floor appears to be concrete, and there are a pair of shoes visible at the bottom right corner of the image.
A clay teapot is centered on a workbench surrounded by various pottery tools and materials. The surface around the teapot is scattered with other pottery-related objects, such as cups and brushes. The floor appears to be concrete, and there are a pair of shoes visible at the bottom right corner of the image.

Springfield

The ceramic wheel throwing workshop was fantastic! I learned so much and had a great time creating my own pieces.

A variety of unfinished clay ceramics, including bowls, cups, and vases, are arranged on a worktable in a pottery studio. Behind them, there are several other pottery tools, a green and orange checkered vase, and various art supplies. A person wearing a blue apron is visible in the background, along with items like bottles, a red canister, and a soda can.
A variety of unfinished clay ceramics, including bowls, cups, and vases, are arranged on a worktable in a pottery studio. Behind them, there are several other pottery tools, a green and orange checkered vase, and various art supplies. A person wearing a blue apron is visible in the background, along with items like bottles, a red canister, and a soda can.
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Hometown

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