Weekend Ceramics Workshops All classes are taught by instructor, Cody Clinton, and will be held at PHEC on Saturday and Sunday from 10am-4pm. Finished pieces will be dried and fired after the workshop ends, and be made available for pickup approximately 2 weeks after the workshop unless otherwise specified. Using slab-building techniques we will create any number of a variety of box forms such as; jewelry boxes, pen/pencil boxes, stash boxes, butter dishes, luminaries, tea boxes, napkin holders, etc.. Day one will be dedicated to learning the construction techniques and completing a single basic form. There will then be time to create additional forms of your choosing on day two. We will also present various ways to embellish and decorate your completed forms on day two. Day two will also allow you time and opportunity to expand on building things with box forms.

Weekend Ceramics Workshops All classes are taught by instructor, Cody Clinton, and will be held at PHEC on Saturday and Sunday from 10am-4pm. Finished pieces will be dried and fired after the workshop ends, and be made available for pickup approximately 2 weeks after the workshop unless otherwise specified. In this workshop, we will explore a variety of Vase and vase-like forms using various hand-building techniques from throughout history. This course is best for small to medium vase forms but if you are feeling adventurous on day two, we heartily encourage you to use what you have learned and go as big as you like!

Weekend Ceramics Workshops All classes are taught by instructor, Cody Clinton, and will be held at PHEC on Saturday and Sunday from 10am-4pm. Finished pieces will be dried and fired after the workshop ends, and be made available for pickup approximately 2 weeks after the workshop unless otherwise specified. During this two-day workshop we will be firing a wood-fired barrel Sagger Kiln multiple times, a technique of firing pottery that is similar to ancient pit-fired pottery, with some colorful flair to it. I will also demonstrate the traditional Horsehair Raku technique. Each participant will be provided one premade piece to decorate and fire. You may also bring your bisque-fired pieces to fire, as well as additional pre-made pieces will be available for purchase. All fired pieces will be completed and ready to take home at the end of each day. If time allows, there will be a throwing demonstration each day while we wait for the kilns to finish firing.