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handmade ceramics for everyday use
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Clay Sessions À La Carte
Flexible lessons designed around your interests and schedule.
albuquerque pottery studio
Our Ceramics Studio
Our studio features ten pottery wheels, a professional slab roller, four electric kilns, and a wide range of tools—everything you need for your creative journey. We have dedicated rooms for both pottery wheel work and hand-building, providing a focused and spacious environment. The studio is filled with natural light streaming in from large windows and and skylights that fosters an uplifting and creative atmosphere and inviting and inspiring space to work
Pick a Class
Craft your own creative experience with flexible, personalized clay sessions designed around your interests and schedule. Whether you’re exploring pottery for the first time or deepening your skills, our à la carte format allows you to choose when you’d like to book your session, giving you complete freedom and flexibility.
Each experience is thoughtfully tailored to you, and you’ll receive individualized guidance and attention throughout your time in the studio — ensuring a supportive, inspiring, and truly personal creative journey
Wheel Throwing
Learn the art of shaping clay on the potter’s wheel! Perfect for beginners or anyone looking to try something new and creative.
Slab Building
Discover hand-building with clay by using slabs. Ideal for creating cups, tiles and sculptural designs. Perfect for beginners and creatives alike!
Assisted Studio Time
This session combines as needed teaching and independent practice, ideal for individuals looking to improve their skills.
Things You Will Learn
Pottery Basics
Learn to make things from clay by using the pottery wheel or hand-building, with slabs. Learn to trim glaze and more.
Glaze Techniques
There are different ways to apply a glass-like coating to pottery for color, texture, and protection. Common methods include dipping, brushing, pouring, and spraying.
Materials
learn about clay bodies, pottery tools for cutting, carving, shaping, and texturing (e.g., needle tools, loop tools, ribs)
Techniques
Hand building with flat clay slabs. Wheel Throwing Using a potter’s wheel to shape clay into symmetrical forms, such as bowls, vases, or pots.
