FAQs

Our clay won’t leave permanent stains, but it’s best to pick out comfortable clothing and shoes that you don’t mind getting a little dirty. If your hair is long, make sure you have it pulled back. Also, trimmed nails are ideal for handling clay.

Approximately in 3-4 weeks. All clay pieces have to go through two kiln firings which is a time-sensitive process. The first is a “bisque firing” which takes approx 1-2 weeks. The second is a “glaze firing” (to make the pottery safe to eat & drink out of) which also takes 1-2 weeks.

Yes, but only after the piece has been glaze fired

We handle all our little artists’ creations with utmost care. But the very nature of clay makes it susceptible to unforeseen damage during the drying process and/or in the kiln, which at times is beyond our control. If that happens, we’ll try our best to fix it.

Flexible Packages - Each session can be used for either a Hand Building or Wheel Throwing class.What's Included - Clay, tools, apron, glaze, bisque firing, and glaze firing. Additional clay, glaze, or   firings are chargeable.Age Requirement - Wheel Throwing classes are suitable for ages 15 and above.Cancellation Policy - Cancel at least 24 hours before your scheduled class to receive a credit valid for 90 days. Bookings are non-refundable.

We hold onto artwork for four weeks as we have limited storage space. After that, we may reuse them for any of our ongoing projects or find innovative ways to repurpose them. If for any reason you are unable to swing by to pick up your piece before our four week deadline, please call us and we’ll be happy to keep it aside for you.