Unlock your creative potential with a wheelthrowing class at Black Hound Clay Studio in West. Join the waitlist and experience the art of pottery in a welcoming environment led by expert instructors.
Join the waitlist for an exciting opportunity to create your own handbuilt tableware or master wheelthrowing techniques at Black Hound Clay Studio. With expert instructors guiding you, this is a unique chance to explore your creativity and craft beautiful pottery in a supportive environment. Don't miss out on this memorable experience!
##Tuesday Evenings September 24 - November 12 (8 weeks), 6-9 pm.
##This class takes place at Black Hound Clay Studio West: 715 South 50th Street, West Philadelphia.
Instructor: Corinna Cowles
This is the waitlist for Handbuilt Tableware for Beginners: Tuesday Evenings.
Sign up on the following page if you would like to join the waitlist. We will contact you should a spot come available in the class.
Please note that joining the waitlist does not guarantee you a spot in the class; nor does it obligate you to sign up if a spot becomes available.
Please email us at West@blackhoundclay.com if you have any questions!
Getting to the studio a few minutes early ensures you can settle in and prepare your materials before the class begins.
Focus on centering and maintaining wheel speed to create balanced, symmetrical pieces.
Follow instructor guidance to avoid accidents and ensure your pottery is kiln-ready.
Jot down tips and techniques to continue improving after the class.
Black Hound Clay Studio was founded in 2010, transforming a historic industrial building into a hub for local ceramic arts.
The studio emphasizes sustainable practices, including using eco-friendly glazes and recycling clay waste to minimize environmental impact.
Protects your clothes from clay splatters and glaze drips during wheelthrowing.
Useful for sketching your design ideas or notes on techniques learned.
Stay hydrated while working at the wheel in the studio.
Wear clothing that allows ease of movement and won’t be damaged by clay.