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Syllabus № 02 — pinned to the studio wall

FORMA Take the class.
Keep the object.

Six in-person workshops, taught around one long table. Clay, pigment, stems and flour — every session ends with something you carry home. Open a plate below, read the practical details, tear off a stub to hold your place.

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Workshops
06
Crafts
04
Seats total
60
Evenings & weekends
Oct

Plates — illustrative photos, not documentary records

Hands shaping a clay vessel on a pottery wheel
Fig. 01 Clay & Coffee — wheel work
Loose seasonal flower arrangement in soft light
Fig. 03 Wild Stems — seasonal bunch
Freshly baked loaves dusted with flour
Fig. 04 Sourdough Sunday — morning bake

Registration ledger

The index

Search titles, filter by craft, open any row for dates, prices and practical details.

6 of 6 plates shown

Ceramics · with Maya Chen

Clay & Coffee

Slow down at the pottery wheel. Shape a cup, sip locally roasted coffee, and learn the pleasure of working with clay.

Sat 3 Oct · 10:00 · 2.5 hours · 12 seats

Oct 0312 seats
$85per seat

Painting · with Jules Rivera

Paint the Afternoon

Find your color palette and turn a blank canvas into a personal landscape. All experience levels welcome.

Sun 4 Oct · 14:00 · 3 hours · 10 seats

Oct 0410 seats
$75per seat

Floristry · with Amara Okafor

Wild Stems

Build a loose, seasonal arrangement with flowers from local growers, and take a little wildness home.

Sat 10 Oct · 11:00 · 2 hours · 8 seats

Oct 108 seats
$95per seat

Baking · with Luca Moretti

Sourdough Sunday

Get to know your starter, fold a living dough, and leave with a warm loaf and a skill for life.

Sun 11 Oct · 09:00 · 4 hours · 6 seats

Oct 116 seats · smallest group
$110per seat

Ceramics · with Maya Chen

Handbuilt Home

Make a small sculptural vase by hand, exploring texture and shape without a wheel.

Sat 17 Oct · 13:00 · 3 hours · 10 seats

Oct 1710 seats
$90per seat

Painting · with Jules Rivera

Color & Company

A relaxed introduction to expressive watercolor, shared around a big table with good company.

Sun 18 Oct · 15:00 · 2 hours · 14 seats

Oct 1814 seats · largest table
$65per seat

The method — three moves

Browse. Open. Tear off a stub.

  1. Scan the ledger

    Filter by craft or type a title. Every row shows the date, fee and seats up front — no surprises inside.

  2. Open the plate

    Get the full practical sheet: start time, duration, instructor, materials, and what you take home.

  3. Keep the stub

    Inside a plate, tear off the save stub. It stays in your shortlist in this browser — filter the index to saved-only whenever you like.

No checkout here and no account — bring your shortlist to the door. Pay the fee on arrival; all materials and firing included.

Long work tables inside a bright shared studio
Fig. 00 — The long table. Illustrative photo; the autumn room seats 6–14 per session.

House rules

Come as you are. Leave with the thing.

  • Small by design. Groups run 6–14 seats; Sourdough Sunday caps at six so every loaf gets attention.
  • Everything included. Clay, pigment, stems, flour, aprons and firing — the fee on the row is the whole fee.
  • Beginners first. Four of six plates need no experience; the other two still welcome it.
  • Fictional term. People, dates and seats are a demonstration set for this syllabus page.
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