My classes are taught six people at a time. I cherish the small group dynamics. All classes offered at YUNOMI are wheel throwing classes since that's my passion.
The best way to sign up is to get on the email list for class notifications. You can email me from the Contact page. I apologize ahead of time that these classes fill up almost immediately when the announcement goes out. The night class is harder to get in than the morning class. Cancellations do happen, so if the class you want is full, please get your name on the waiting list. Feel free to reach out via email from the Contact page.
Each class begins with a short mindfulness meditation. I trained in meditation and taught it for many years. It has informed my path as an artist. It's helpful to make a break from the busy day and focus the mind in the present moment. People come to feel the difference in the quality of their work after meditating.
“Pottery Making on the Wheel” (Class limited to six)
No classes on the week of July 24 Tuesdays, July 11 - August 29 9:30 am – 12:30 pm
Wednesdays, July 12 - August 30 5:30 pm – 8:30 pm
*We will have a short meditation in the beginning of each class. Price: $ 400.00 (includes firing 10 pieces of your pottery.) Clay and tools not included. You can purchase them at the studio on the first day of the class. A 25lb bag of clay is $22, and a tool kit is $10.
Material list for the pottery class:
We start throwing in the first class. Please wear something that's comfortable and you don’t mind getting dirty. You might designate some old clothes to be pottery clothes. Following is a list of things you will need. You can purchase #1 and #2 at the studio on the first day of the class.
#1 Pottery tool kit: Available at the studio for $10. It will have a wood tool, sponge, trimming tool, wire, and a needle tool. A quart size yogurt container works well to put your tools in.
#2 Cone 6 clay (one 25 lb. bag): Available at the studio also for $20.
#3 Towels: Small to medium sized rags would be great.
#4 Apron: This is a good idea for most people.
Note: It’s a good idea to have short fingernails. Also, rings can get in the way of throwing. You might want to bring a water bottle to stay hydrated.