Inspiring ceramic projects you'll make in our classes and open studio.
Learn to throw a coffee mug on the wheel — from cylinder to handle attachment. The quintessential pottery project.
Throw a perfectly sized cereal bowl. One of the most useful forms you'll make in pottery class.
Throwing flat forms like dinner plates requires specific technique. Learn to make plates that stack and fire flat.
From bud vases to floor vases — learn to throw tall, narrow forms and create vessels for flowers.
Make a ceramic planter with drainage hole. Perfect for succulents, herbs, or houseplants.
A quick, satisfying handbuilding project. Make a soap dish with drainage ridges in a single session.
A two-piece pottery project — throw the base and the lid. A great intermediate challenge.
The ultimate pottery challenge. A teapot combines throwing, handbuilding, spout attachment, lid fitting, and handle work.
Throw a pitcher and pull a spout. Learn to make functional pouring vessels with attached handles.
A large, impressive serving bowl. Perfect for family dinners and a great centerpiece.
A simple slab project perfect for beginners. Make a spoon rest in your first handbuilding session.
Wheel-thrown or handbuilt candle holders. A quick project with beautiful results.
A small pinch pot or thrown dish for rings and earrings. A perfect gift project.
Thrown or handbuilt flower pots with drainage. Pair with a saucer for a complete set.
A cylinder with character — make a pencil holder with carved or stamped texture.
A lidded jar with ventilation holes for storing garlic. Functional pottery at its best.
A bowl with drainage holes for washing berries. An elegant colander you'll use every day.
Ancient form, modern execution. Make a ceramic oil lamp that actually works.
A simple, beautiful ceramic incense holder. Quick to make, lovely to use.
A large, flat form with fluted edges. Learn to throw wide and shallow for baking pottery.
A lidded casserole dish — wheel-thrown body with a fitted lid. Oven-safe stoneware.
A handleless drinking cup. Master the art of the simple, elegant tumbler.
A tokkuri (flask) and ochoko (cups). A multi-piece set inspired by Japanese pottery.
The chawan — a bowl for tea. Simple form, infinite depth. Wheel thrown or handbuilt.
A deep, wide bowl sized for ramen. Learn to throw larger forms with thick rims.
A wide, shallow bowl perfect for pasta. A form you'll reach for every day.
Handbuilt or stamped ceramic ornaments. A perfect holiday project or gift.
Hand-pressed or slab-cut tiles. Learn tile making, glazing, and installation basics.
A rectangular slab-built baking dish for lasagna, casseroles, and roasted vegetables.
A tiny thrown form with big charm. Practice small-scale throwing with egg cups.
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