Introduction

Welcome to the Pottery Class Wheel Throwing Introduction! Get ready to discover the magic of throwing clay on a potter's wheel in this hands-on and creative experience. Whether you're a complete beginner or have some pottery skills, this introductory class is designed to provide you with a unique and fulfilling experience.

What to expect?

In this pottery workshop, set in the tranquil surrounds of the Royal National Park in southern Sydney, you can expect to learn the fundamentals of pottery wheel throwing. The class will cover an overview of the components and operation of a pottery wheel, as well as the preparation of clay before throwing. You will also learn various throwing techniques, including centering, opening, and raising. By the end of the class, you will have the opportunity to create three different pieces: a cup, a bowl, and a plate. And the best part? You get to choose the glaze color for each piece, which will be fired to perfection.

Who is this for?

This pottery class is perfect for anyone who has a passion for creativity and wants to explore the art of pottery. Whether you're a beginner looking to try something new or an experienced potter seeking to enhance your skills, this class caters to all levels. So, grab your friends, family, or even come alone and join us for a fun and engaging pottery experience.

Why book this?

This pottery class offers a unique and hands-on experience that allows you to tap into your creative side. Not only will you learn the art of pottery wheel throwing, but you'll also have the opportunity to create your own functional pieces. The tranquil location in the Royal National Park provides a serene and inspiring backdrop for your creative journey. Plus, the inclusion of all instruction, tools, and materials, as well as the glazing and firing of your pieces, ensures a hassle-free and fulfilling experience.

Good to know

To make the most of your pottery class, it's good to know that the class takes place at Something at Mary's, located at 8 Mary St. Bundeena in southern Sydney. You can easily access the venue by driving through the Royal National Park via the Farnell Ave entrance on the Princes Highway. If you prefer public transportation, you can take a train to Cronulla Station and then transfer at Cronulla Wharf to take the ferry to Bundeena. Also, remember to wear comfortable clothing that you don't mind getting a little messy during the pottery process.

Reviews

Customers who have experienced the Pottery Class Wheel Throwing Introduction have raved about the engaging and knowledgeable instructors who guide them through the process. They appreciate the opportunity to create their own unique pieces and the satisfaction of seeing their creations come to life after the firing process. Participants have also praised the peaceful and scenic location of the workshop, which adds an extra layer of inspiration to their pottery journey. Overall, individuals have left the class feeling accomplished, inspired, and eager to continue their pottery adventures.