Pottery Workshop & Surface Design with Black Hound Clay Studio in South Philadelphia
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2 hours per session
Fitness Level
No specific fitness level required, but comfortable movement helps during shaping.
Overview
Discover the art of pottery at Black Hound Clay Studio in South Philadelphia. Join engaging classes in wheelthrowing and surface design, and ignite your creativity in a welcoming environment.
Functional Objects and Surface Design: Wednesday Evenings WAITLIST
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About This Adventure
Join the waitlist for Wheelthrowing 101 or Functional Objects and Surface Design at Black Hound Clay Studio in South Philadelphia. Experience the joy of creating pottery under the guidance of skilled instructors. Don’t miss your chance to unleash your creativity in a vibrant, hands-on environment!
Monday Mornings January 13 - March 3, 10am-1pm (8 weeks)
This class takes place at Black Hound Clay Studio South: 1701 Federal Street in South Philadelphia.
Instructor: Sara Gallo
This is the waitlist for Wheelthrowing 101: Monday Mornings.
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 South@blackhoundclay.com if you have any questions!
Adventure Tips
Arrive Early for a Good Spot
Getting to class a bit early ensures you have ample space to set up and settle in.
Wear Older Clothes
Clay can be messy—dress in clothes you don’t mind getting stained.
Bring Your Own Apron
An apron helps protect your clothes and keeps you comfortable during carving and decorating.
Book in Advance
Spaces are limited; booking ahead guarantees your spot in this popular workshop.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Urban birds like sparrows
- Pigeons in the neighborhood
History
Black Hound Clay Studio is part of Philadelphia’s growing arts scene, with roots tracing back to local craft traditions.
Conservation
The studio promotes eco-friendly clay and firing methods to minimize environmental impact.
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Recommended Gear
Old Clothing or Apron
Protects your clothes from clay splatters and stains during the workshop.
Towels and Sponges
Useful for cleaning hands and workspace for a tidy creative process.
Sketchbook or Notebook
Great for jotting down ideas, techniques, or designs during the class.
Water Bottle
Stay hydrated while working on your projects in the studio.