Student Pottery
Thought it was time to share some pots that are fresh from the kiln this week! All of the above pieces are built by hand starting with a slab of clay put through our slab roller. We have several different … Continued
Pots from Pottery Class
I would estimate that we probably fire an average of 5 kiln loads each week – some bisque and some glazed. Mark unloaded a kiln on Saturday and I took pictures of a few of the pieces. Two people made … Continued
Student Pottery
It’s been awhile since I’ve shared some of the pieces recently unloaded from the kiln that were made by our students. I know Mark is excited about a piece when I hear him say “wow – look at this!” The … Continued
More student pottery to share….
A couple of days ago, Mark unloaded another kiln full of student pottery. We have some creative potters at Throwing Mud Gallery!
What came out of the kiln today….
It’s been awhile since I shared a peek at some of the pieces that were unloaded from the kiln. I know I’m a bit biased, but we have some talented potters here at Throwing Mud Gallery! Debbie has such a … Continued
Events This Week
Thursday, May 17th is Tacoma Art Walk! We will be open until 8pm Because of a family wedding this weekend, the studio and gallery will be closing at 3:30 on Friday, May 18th, and at 2:00 on Saturday, May 19th. … Continued
First Annual Student Pottery Sale!
Throwing Mud Gallery will have a sale of students’ works during our first student sale to be held Saturday, May 12th from 10 am to 4 pm! This is a chance to purchase handmade pottery items at great prices and … Continued
Pottery Class pots
Here’s a peak at some of the pieces from the latest kiln firing:Another teapot! This one has an added bamboo handle I like the way this bowl was glazed…almost gives it a geometric look inside Great colors on this mug … Continued
Student pottery
There were some nice pieces that came out of the kiln the other day. It’s always a little like Christmas to open the lid and see what’s inside. Some of the more experienced potters are learning how to make mugs … Continued