Master Advanced Pottery in Provo's Throw Art Studio
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2–3 hours per session
Fitness Level
Requires ability to sit or stand comfortably for extended periods and moderate arm strength for wheel throwing
Overview
Ready to take your pottery skills further? Join this 4-week advanced pottery wheel course in Provo to master intricate forms, perfect glazing, and unleash your creativity with expert guidance.
Advanced Pottery Wheel 4 Week Course
Ages 18+ • Two Hour Classes • 10 Seats Max
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About This Adventure
Elevate your pottery skills in this intermediate course designed for those ready to master advanced techniques. Engage in hands-on practice, create intricate forms like teapots and lidded jars, and explore innovative glazing methods. With expert guidance and personalized feedback, unleash your creativity and refine your unique style in a supportive studio environment.
About
This course is designed for intermediate potters who want to refine their throwing techniques and elevate their craft to an advanced level. Through hands-on practice, detailed demonstrations, and creative challenges, participants will explore complex forms, techniques, and glazing methods. (Must be able to pull a 6 in cylinder, with even walls)
What to Expect
Skill Refinement: Enhance control and precision in throwing techniques.
Complex Forms: Create intricate pottery pieces like lidded jars, teapots, and large vessels.
Creative Freedom: Experiment with advanced designs, textures, and surface techniques.
Glazing Expertise: Advanced glazing techniques for professional-quality finishes. Individualized Feedback: Receive tailored guidance to develop your unique style.
What's Included
- 25 lbs of clay
- Glaze and firings included
- Access to the studio to practice Monday - Thursday , during your course
- Expert pottery guidance, our instructors have over a decade of pottery experience
Adventure Tips
Wear Comfortable Clothing
Choose clothes you don't mind getting a bit messy from clay and glaze materials.
Arrive Early for Setup
Getting to class a few minutes early helps you prepare your workspace and settle in.
Stay Hydrated
Working with clay can be physically involved; keep water nearby to stay hydrated.
Patience is Key
Advanced techniques require practice—don’t rush your projects for the best results.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Mule deer
- Red-tailed hawks
History
Provo has a rich history as a center for arts and education within Utah, supported by Brigham Young University’s vibrant influence.
Conservation
Local studios, including Throw Art Studio, emphasize sustainable clay sourcing and eco-friendly glazing materials to minimize environmental impact.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Apron
Protects your clothing from clay and glaze splatters.
Reusable Water Bottle
Keeps you hydrated during physically engaging wheel sessions, especially in warmer months.
summer specific
Closed-Toe Shoes
Protects your feet from dropped tools and clay debris in the studio.
Hand Towels
Useful for wiping hands and keeping work surfaces clean.