Pottery Wheel Throwing Workshop

Have fun with mud and learn how to use the potter's wheel in this San Francisco workshop.



2 hours Class size 1 to 4     label $114

Need an activity in San Francisco Bay Area? Learn how to throw pottery on the wheel in this pottery class. In this session, you will enjoy a hands-on lesson to learn the basics of wheel throwing.

With hands-on instruction, all the tools, and supplies, you will learn how to center the clay, raise the walls and shape the clay into a cylinder or bowl. There's no experience necessary for this beginner's pottery class, your instructor will take you through all the wheel throwing basics.

If you are looking for an afternoon activity, learn a new skill, or just want to play in mud, come on down and sink your hands into some clay. Pottery can be incredibly relaxing and a fun challenge that will leave you inspired! Plus, you'll have several handmade ceramic pieces to remind you of the experience.

Most students go home with a mug, bowl and plate from the day. Your pieces will be fired and glazed (you pick the glaze) and ready to pick up about three weeks after the class. Shipping is available.

At this time, we can only accommodate three people in a class at a time.


Knowledge required
No experience needed.
 
What you'll get
All tools, clay, glazes, and firings are included. After your lesson, your instructor will trim, fire, and glaze your posts. All pieces should be ready three weeks after class.
 
What to bring
A creative spirit and clothes you do not mind getting dirty.
 
Suitable for

Suitable for adults, and kids (minimum 8 years old).

An adult must accompany any attending kids. The adult may observe at the class for free.

This would also be a lovely gift for her, gift for mom, anniversary gift or birthday gift.

Location

2021 Palmetto Avenue, Pacifica, CA

Pottery Wheel Throwing Workshop location
Your teacher
Art Space On The Coast
Art Space On The Coast

4.9 (9)

In 2006 I began my pottery journey with a simple class at the local community college. My first class focused on handbuilding with clay. The following class then moved to the pottery wheel and I was hooked. I continue to fine tune my craft on the pottery wheel. I primarily work with the pottery wheel making functional pieces with strong bold glazes. All my pieces are food safe and fired to cone 5/6 temperature.

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