Handbuilding 101 with Deborah Donahower
Room 117, Ceramics Studio 276 East Napa Street, Sonoma, CALearn hand building with Deborah Donahower in this 8-week all-levels course! Build functional forms, explore texture, surface design & glazing basics.
276 East Napa Street, Sonoma CA 95476
Office Hours:
Monday – Friday
10 AM – 4 PM
(707) 938-4626
[email protected]
Learn hand building with Deborah Donahower in this 8-week all-levels course! Build functional forms, explore texture, surface design & glazing basics.
Perfect for beginners! Learn wheel throwing, shaping, trimming & surface design in this 8-week intro pottery class. Studio pass available at ½ off.
Advance your wheel throwing in this 8-week course! Refine skills with complex demos, explore surface design & clay bodies, and develop your unique voice.
Explore wall-based ceramics with Lynn Wood in this 8-week class. Create planters, sconces, tiles & more while learning slab & coil techniques.
Refine your throwing skills in this 8-week intermediate course with Ben! Explore complex demos, surface design, clay bodies & develop your unique style.
Build throwing skills in this all-level 8-week class! Learn wheel basics, shaping & trimming while exploring forms, projects & surface decoration.
Create a handmade ceramic berry colander in this fun one-night slab building workshop with Amy Hamley—no stress, no commitment!
Deborah Donahower takes you through the fundamentals of working with clay in hand building in this 5 week course. Designed for all levels
Create a handmade ceramic berry colander in this fun one-night slab building workshop with Amy Hamley—no stress, no commitment!
Deborah Donahower takes you through the fundamentals of working with clay in on the wheel in this 5 week course. Designed for all levels (beginners and those more experienced)
This course is for students interested in exploring both wheel throwing AND handbuilding, and the combination of both in one class!
In this two-day workshop, we will explore the art of creating simple ceramic forms that serve as vessels to capture elements of the landscape around us.