RelynUS Pottery Workshop

What the Workshop Offers

• Hands-On Pottery Sessions:

  • Participants can try a “1‑Hour Pottery” wheel‑throwing session to shape clay on a potter’s wheel. 

  • There are hand‑building sessions for making clay forms without a wheel. 

  • They also run more intensive classes: a 1‑week course, a 1‑month advanced ceramic training program. 

  • For more creative / sculptural clay work, they offer a ceramic sculpture training track. 

• Specialized Firing Workshops:

  • They run sessions on Raku firing, Black Firing, and Pit Firing — these are more advanced techniques that produce very different finishes. 

  • Kurunuki Sessions: They also teach “kurunuki,” a technique of hollowing out clay vessels in a Japanese tradition. 

  • The studio has both electric and gas kilns, so they can fire participants’ work after shaping. 

• Facilities:

  • The studio has 7–8 high-quality pottery wheels, giving participants space to practice comfortably. 

  • They also provide materials (clay, glaze) for sessions, so beginners don’t need to bring anything. 

  • The studio includes a small café / seating area, making it a relaxing space to hang out. 

  • There is free parking for visitors. 

• Accessibility & Group Size:

  • According to the activity listing, the workshop can accommodate up to 15 people per session. 

  • The space is described in travel activity listings as accessible and suitable for both beginners and more experienced ceramic artists.

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