Fundamentals of Wheel Throwing & Basic form Cylinder.

In this course we’ll be exploring basic forms of pottery on the wheel as explained above. There will be a session on glazing your pieces at the end of the course, and you can glaze your pieces using studio glaze and they will be fired here at the studio. We will also provide you with guidance about the tools and equipment you will need to facilitate your new passion beyond the course, as well as suppliers and contacts for your practice. Please note you will be working on an electric wheel. The course price includes all materials, Apron, 10kg Clay, Glazes used for your pieces, firing chargers of the selected ones by your instructor, 10 sessions of tuition and 6 sessions of Open studios.

I'm Bhavya. The Potter's Place was born out of my passion for pottery. I began my journey and work with clay at the Clay Station Pottery Studio back in 2019 and I instantly fell in love with it. I started with hand-building and slowly worked towards my interest which was being able to learn throwing on the wheel. I soon started to learn to wheel throw under the direction of Aastha Sahal and one and a half year later, I am working(learning never ends) towards my dream of becoming a full-time potter.    My main aim is to share the joy of pottery that I experience with others and to refine my craft in my own studio, wanting to experiment with new techniques and to teach whatever little I have learned till now. Through the studio, I aim at creating a community studio - a platform and a space - where experts and amateurs can learn, share and enjoy this art form in its truest form. This studio is a place where potters from across the city can come together and practice, work and learn from one another. Knowing this journey will definitely teach me more and more.

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