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Ceramics

Equipped with top-of-the-line pottery wheels, Slab Roller, Pug Mill and Electric Kiln, our studio invites individuals to explore, experiment and use the facility as a means of prototyping and creation

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Levels in the Course:

Number of Classes: 1 Hours: 2 hours

What you'll learn

  • Introduction to Clay

Skills you'll gain

  • Clay preparation

  • Attention to detail

Number of Classes: 2

What you'll learn

  • Hand-Building

  • Wheel Throwing

NOTE: Hand-building will have 10 subclasses while wheel-throwing will have 12 subclasses.

Skills you'll gain

  • Hand-Building Techniques

  • Pottery Wheel Basics

  • Creativity and Design

  • Form Alteration

  • Trimming

  • Detailing and Finishing


Meet your Ceramics Instructors !

Please take a moment to familiarize yourself with our studio, safety guidelines, and operational procedures

✅ Do's
❌ Dont's

Reach out for help if injured.

Wear loose clothing/accessories.

Wear required safety gear.

Wash clay into the sink.

Use tools only if trained.

Leave tools/machines unattended.

Handle sharp objects with care.

Misuse tools.

Clean your workstation.

Have open flames.

Switch off and unplug machines when not in use.

Consume food or beverages.

Return tools to their places.

Touch or disturb ongoing projects.

Dispose of scrap materials properly.

Plan your projects in advance.

LEVEL 1: Beginner
LEVEL 2: Intermediate
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