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Precious metal clay, or silver clay, is made of pure silver mixed with water and an organic binding agent. You can mold it into an endless number of shapes and designs. When fired, the binding agent burns off, resulting in original fine silver Learn the basics of how to work with silver clay in our introductory workshop. This 3 hour session covers rolling, stamping, and other methods of creating texture and all the finishing techniques you will need. The price of the workshop is $90 (cost of clay not included). Precious metal clay can be purchased at La Mano ($50 for 16g and $75 for 25g It’s time for our annual Oktoberfest party and sale. Purchase a handmade mug, cup, or stein, and we’ll fill it up with beer, hard Come spend an evening in the company of Michael Fullwood, an expert floral designer. The evening will utilize fresh, seasonal flowers and ceramic vases. You are welcome to bring your own or purchase a vase from our gallery. Through lecture, demonstration and hands-on as*istance, Michael will walk us through key considerations in floral design and display, particularly related to ceramic containers. Spend an enjoyable evening in our sister studio, Mud Matters, and go home with a beautiful floral Break out of your comfort zone and bump up your throwing skills. Join a small group of experienced wheel throwers in our private studio for a series of throwing exercises designed to improve your mastery on Cost: $75. Must have one year wheel experience. Limited availability. Register online here » Learn the basics of how to work with silver clay in our introductory workshop. This 3 hour session covers rolling, stamping, and other methods of creating texture and all the finishing techniques you will need. Pieces will be fired during the workshop, so you can wear your There is still space in this Sunday’s One Day Workshop for ages 6 and up. You can register your child solo or take the workshop with them! This is a hand building workshop which will include time for the participant to paint their pieces with underglaze.