Handbuilding Pottery Class: Tiny Creature Tray

Seattle

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Craft

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Pottery

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Clay Sculpture and Hand Building

Handbuilding Pottery Class: Tiny Creature Tray

Learn to make a fantastical ceramic tray in this pottery workshop in Seattle!

Reclaim Clay

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2 hours

5 to 12 $120

Seattle

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Craft

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Pottery

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Clay Sculpture and Hand Building

What you'll do

Sink your hands into some clay and create something unique in this ceramics class in Seattle! This creative class is the perfect opportunity to take a break and explore your creativity.

In this handbuilding workshop, you will explore how to build tiny fantastical creatures and then apply them to a plate or tray. Your instructor will walk you through the steps to make a basic tiny creature body form, and suggest ways to create your own unique creatures. Your instructor provides templates for various tray shapes and will demonstrate how to refine and add texture to create a simple handbuilt tray.

If you're looking for experience gift ideas or creative date ideas, you can discover a new hobby or simply treat someone to a creative learning day with this workshop.

The studio will dry, fire, and glaze your creation for you. Once finished, your instructor will reach out to you to pick up your finalized creation, or they can ship your piece to you for an additional charge. Please allow up to four weeks for your piece to be ready.

Knowledge required

Perfect for beginners!

What you'll get

A tiny creature ceramic tray.

What to bring

Wear clothes and shoes that you don’t mind getting dirty, your own towel or apron (optional), and a mask as we require them in our space.

Suitable for

This class is great for a team building activity, birthday or bachelorette party.

Location

800 South Weller Street, Seattle, WA 98104

Your teacher

Reclaim Clay

4k followers

5.0 (2)

Reclaim Clay Collective (RECC) is the first POC, queer, women-owned art studio located in the thriving cultural heart of Seattle’s Chinatown International district. Founders Siera Matsuo and Luanne Wilson left their biology careers to pursue pottery, and made it their mission to nurture an intentional artistic community that helps make art accessible to underserved communities. We prioritize creating a safe space for our QT and BIPOC community and will not tolerate hate in our space.

RECC offers short-term classes designed to help you explore a new creative hobby or long term interest. As art enthusiasts ourselves, we host classes on various mixed media interests to help further expand your art practice and intrigue. We offer group classes and workshops on the potter’s wheel, handbuilding, Risography printmaking, and more.

In addition to classes and workshops, our studio offers membership access for those who want to continue their creative journey and expand their self-exploration.

We welcome you to join our community!