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Intermediate Wheel - Morning (November)

UpcomingNov 3, 2026 - Nov 27, 2026
450 US dollars

6 spots left


Service Description

Website Description Take your wheel throwing to the next level in this immersive four-week course designed for potters ready to move beyond the basics. Taught by one of our experienced studio ceramic instructors, this course is all about refining technique, improving consistency, and expanding your creative skills through demonstrations, guided practice, and individualized feedback. Students choose either a morning or evening cohort and spend eight sessions mastering taller forms, larger vessels, bottles, lidded pieces, altered forms, and professional finishing techniques. Limited to just six students, this intimate class provides plenty of one-on-one instruction while allowing you to become part of the welcoming creative community at Clay Rose Pottery. Course Description Designed for potters who already know the fundamentals, this guest instructor course focuses on refining technique, improving consistency, and expanding creative possibilities. Students work with a different ceramic artist who brings their own perspective while helping each student build confidence, craftsmanship, and their own artistic voice. Week 1 Session 1: Centering with Confidence Efficient wedging, larger clay centering, taller cylinders, and body mechanics. Session 2: Bowls & Curves Refined bowl forms, compression, symmetry, and matching sets. Week 2 Session 3: Closed Forms Bottles, narrow necks, shoulders, and lid measurements. Session 4: Larger Pieces Serving bowls, larger vases, collaring, and symmetry. Week 3 Session 5: Altering & Surface Design Faceting, darting, carving, textures, and oval forms. Session 6: Handles & Attachments Pulling handles, spouts, gallery rims, and lidded forms. Week 4 Session 7: Trimming & Refinement Foot rings, balance, and finishing details. Session 8: Independent Final Project Create a finished piece with individualized instructor guidance. Students Will Learn Greater consistency Taller forms Larger vessels Matching sets Bottle forms Lidded vessels Decorative alterations Professional trimming Surface decoration Efficient workflow Personal artistic development Included One bag of cla Glazes All firings Studio tools Open studio access during designated hours Individual instructor feedback Class Size Maximum 6 students to ensure every student has their own pottery wheel and receives personalized instruction. A Clay Rose Pottery Philosophy We believe artists grow by learning from mug


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Contact Details

  • Ford Building

    2505 SE 11th Ave suite 330, Portland, OR, USA

    (503) 406-2270


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