Build by hand
Pinch, coil, and shape. Discover how simple tools and your own two hands can turn a small piece of clay into something personal.
Ask about this class ↗Clay, curiosity & a little time
Something lovely.
Made by you.
A little space to slow down, get your hands into clay, and discover what you can make.
Find your first class New to pottery? Start hereWebsite concept · Studio details to come
Start with a handful of possibility.↓
Find your way into clay
A different kind
of hands-on.
Explore a few ways to begin. Tell us what interests you, and the studio can help with the next step.
Meet the wheel
Find the rhythm of centering and shaping on a pottery wheel. A chance to practice patience, movement, and a completely new skill.
Ask about this class ↗Make it a gathering
Interested in making with friends or planning a private session? Share your group size and preferred date with the studio.
Tell us about your group ↗A place at the table
Find your next class
Tue & Wed 5–8 pm · Wed, Thu & Sat 10 am–1 pm
Six students per class. Book at least one hour before the start.
Have a question before booking?Make something together
An occasion for clay
Private pottery experiences for groups of 6–12. Tell us your plans, then arrange a call about availability and pricing.
Generated concept imagery; studio photographs to come.Keep a little clay in your week
Room to keep creating
Memberships are coming. We are confirming the monthly fee, included access and class discount. Reservations will still be required for each session.
Create your member accountMembership pricing and benefits are still under review. No subscription is charged in this draft.
The clay journal
A little knowledge.
A lot of possibility.
A growing collection of useful notes, from your first handful of clay to caring for a finished piece.
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Let’s make something
Your clay story
starts here.
Tell us a little about yourself and what you would like to try. Your preferred date is a request; the studio will need to confirm availability and details.
No experience? No problem. Choose “Help me decide” and start with a conversation.
A few things worth knowing