Open Pottery Wheel Time Wednesdays (Ages 13+)

Open Pottery Wheel Time Wednesdays (Ages 13+)

Marsoni

M251S

$20.00

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Open Pottery Wheel Time Wednesdays (Ages 13+)Our open pottery wheel time, designed specifically for those who have completed our 4 week pottery class. This session is ideal for individuals who are already familiar with the basics and would like to continue practicing and honing their skills or for more experienced potters wishing to have time in the studio to create work. Class Details: Duration: 2 Hours (Reserves a wheel, & clean up) Suitable For: Artists looking for more time on the pottery

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Reviewed in the United States on April 29, 2025