4 Hour Pottery Wheel Experience For Two
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Why we love it
- Amazing pottery experience
- Expert guidance
- Available 7 Days
£185.00
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Description
Enjoy this 4 hour pottery class Pontefract, West Yorkshire. This four hour pottery experience, is under the expert guidance on how on the potter’s electric wheel, throw your own, paint it, then it’s glazed and fired. This class is suitable for 1 to maximum 5 people, as there are only 5 wheels with painting time afterwards.
Times available: 9.30pm to 2.30pm or 1.30pm -5.30pm
You get a wheel each, to make and paint your creation, then it is fired to bisque and re fired to glazed. Your pot will be ready to pick up within a week or posted for £20 to one address. Parking is provided and free drinks and wheelchair access
Your guide will centre your clay, you take over and she will guide you on how to throw your choice shape. You can then paint it either on the wheel or in the studio with brushes, tools and gadgets.
What’s included:
- Four hour pottery class
- Complimentary drinks
- Make 3 -4 products of your choice
- Decorate your pottery
- Expert guidance
- All tools and aprons
Small Print
- Wheelchair access
- Minimum age 18 years+
- Min 1 – Max 5 people
- Length of class varies
- Suitable for total beginners
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Rachel Byass Ceramics was opened as a Pottery/Ceramics in 1986 in Pontefract, West Yorkshire by owner Rachel Byass. Rachel has run the pottery business for 37 years and loves what she does.
The studio has been refurbished to a very high standard from its original use as an old Mill. The building is approximately 200 years old. A further large room has being added upstairs which accommodates 5 pottery wheels, 2 slab rollers and 6 large extruders. The studio seats up to 20 people running wheel lessons as well as paint your own pottery.
Rachel Byass Ceramics have a variety of resources and tools to make “Claying around” with clay a lot of fun. They also sell craft materials and Rachel pottery.
The free car park has also been re designed to hold up to 8 cars and the studio has full wheelchair access downstairs.
