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Feel free to bring food along with you to add to your experience, we provide tea, coffee, milk and biscuits, for your convenience.
This session covers:
Introductory session with the clay on the pottery wheel
Experience on the pottery wheel for each participant.
What is provided:
Clay, tools, and all equipment.
Two firings and glazing of completed pieces.
Tuition for participants.
What participants will receive:
Three-wheel-thrown glazed forms of your choosing.
Participants receive their pottery work:
All pottery will be trimmed and finished off by your tutors.
Your pottery pieces require two firings, these will be done when the work is thoroughly dry.
Work will be fired and available to you approximately four to six weeks after your class.
OH&S Requirements:
All participants in classes in my studio must wear closed-in shoes, they can be any kind of closed-in shoe no sandals or thongs please.
A safety briefing on the hazards of working with clay will be conducted at the commencement of class.
Prue Rathborne
I was lucky to stumble upon Dee’s fantastic studio in 2019 shortly after moving to Darwin. I’ve been very humbled to work so closely with her, harnessing and refining my processes and clay-making technique’s. I look forward to meeting and teaching new budding potters in the one off Come & Try Classes this year. It’s great being immersing myself in all aspects on this pottery journey, of teaching and learning.
