Mug Building Experience at Work of Art Pottery Studio, Kelowna
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1.5 hours plus return visit for painting
Fitness Level
No physical fitness required; suitable for all skill levels
Overview
Create your own handcrafted ceramic mug at Work of Art Pottery Studio in Kelowna. This focused experience guides you through molding, firing, and painting a unique piece you can take home.
Build A Mug
Handbuilding mugs
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About This Adventure
Join us for a unique mug-building experience where you'll create a one-of-a-kind piece from start to finish. With expert guidance, choose your design and handle, using mid-fire clay for a stunning finish. This focused project ensures your mug stands out, making it a memorable addition to your collection.
Join us for a unique mug-building experience where you'll create a one-of-a-kind piece from start to finish. With expert guidance, choose your design and handle, using mid-fire clay for a stunning finish. This focused project ensures your mug stands out, making it a memorable addition to your collection.
Adventure Tips
Reserve Early
Space is limited to seven participants per session; book ahead to secure your spot.
Wear Comfortable Clothing
Pottery can get messy—wear clothes you don’t mind getting clay on.
Allow Time for Painting
Plan your schedule to include a return visit for painting your mug after the initial firing.
Age Consideration
Children 10 years and older are welcome, making it a great family-friendly activity.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Western Painted Turtle near Okanagan Lake
- Migratory bird species common to the lakeshore
History
Kelowna is in the Okanagan Valley, an area with indigenous Syilx Okanagan people heritage and a growing reputation as an arts hub.
Conservation
Work of Art Pottery Studio encourages sustainable art practices by using locally sourced clays and minimizing waste.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Comfortable, washable clothing
Wear clothes suitable for clay work that can handle some mess.
Closed-toe shoes
Protect your feet from dropped tools or clay debris.
Notebook and pen
Optional for sketching designs or jotting down techniques.
Camera or smartphone
Capture your creative process and finished work.