Glaze Firings and Studio Glaze Purchasing in Provo, Utah
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1.5–3 hours
Fitness Level
No special fitness required; suitable for all physical levels.
Overview
Unlock your creativity with a private pottery glazing and firing experience in Provo, Utah. Select your pieces, apply studio glazes, and watch your art come to life in the kiln.
Glaze Firings and Studio Glaze Purchasing!
Pay for glaze and kiln firings!
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About This Adventure
Join us for an exclusive members-only experience where you can fire and glaze your own pottery pieces! Choose your creations, select from our studio glazes, and prepare them for firing. This hands-on activity promises to be a unique opportunity to bring your artistic vision to life.
We are excited to have you fire and glaze your pieces!
Members Only
- Select how many pieces you are going to fire.
- Select studio glaze if you are using Throw Art Studio Glazes.
- Pay and place pieces on shelves for firing.
*Pieces not paid for will not be fired.
Adventure Tips
Wear Comfortable, Old Clothes
Glazing can get messy, so dressing in clothes you don’t mind staining will keep you comfortable and carefree.
Ask Questions About Glaze Compatibility
Different glazes react uniquely during firing; consult the staff to ensure your selections fit your pieces.
Arrange Pickup or Shipping for Finished Pieces
Because firing times vary, confirm how and when you'll receive your completed pottery after the session.
Stay Hydrated and Take Breaks
Though less physically demanding, the creative process can be intense—drink water and take moments to refresh.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Mule deer
- Great horned owl
History
Provo has a rich tradition of artisan crafts, with pottery playing a significant role in the local creative community since the early 20th century.
Conservation
Throw Art Studio uses eco-friendly glazes and recycles clay scraps whenever possible to minimize environmental impact.
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Recommended Gear
Old Apron or Smock
Protects your clothes from glaze stains during the creative process.
Comfortable Closed-Toe Shoes
Keeps feet safe and comfortable while moving around in the studio.
Reusable Water Bottle
Stay hydrated during your time in the studio and breaks.
Notebook and Pen
Helpful for jotting down glaze combinations and firing tips.