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Hands in Clay L.A.

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About Hands in Clay L.A.

Hands in Clay L.A. is the perfect spot for parents and their kids to experience the joys of pottery. Established in 2021, this intimate studio in Mar Vista offers a focus on education and sustainability. The studio features three distinct spaces: a hand building room, wheel room and glazing room, all of which open up to natural light. Parents and their kids will have a great time learning to work with clay. The education-focused atmosphere at Hands in Clay L.A. is great for sparking creativity and developing a love of art. Each space is designed to give kids the opportunity to explore pottery and create beautiful, unique pieces. For those looking to learn a new skill, Hands in Clay L.A. offers many educational programs. From basics of clay to more advanced courses, you and your children will be able to develop your pottery skills and techniques. And, with sustainability in mind, the studio uses natural materials to minimize environmental impact. Whether you’re a novice or an artist, the studio provides a great environment to explore and create with clay.

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KIDS SUMMER CAMP
Daily projects and free play with handbuilding and the potter's wheel. Each day will introduce a new technique so that kids can gain confidence in the process, and develop independence in the studio and with the material. We know, for many of the kids, this will be their first time working with clay, so we will be there to guide each student step by step. Younger kids are often more successful working by hand and quickly discover how easily they can make forms that look like they were made on the wheel. Every day will include a snack break and cleanup time to get the studio and kids ready for the next day. Each piece made by the campers will slow dry for about 2 week (to minimize cracking) before going into the 1st of 2 firings. For pieces that campers don’t glaze themselves, we will be applying one dip glaze color, of their choice, to be decided before the end of their session.

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🗺️ 3795 Boise Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90066 — open in Maps

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