Pottery equipment

Richard Zakin discusses what to look for when buying an electric pottery kiln, as well as explains the different types of electric pottery kilns.

A ceramics studio is made up of lots of elements, so I thought I’d break it down and give some insight on what I couldn’t live without. Here are some insights on handy tips and tricks for setting up a ceramic’s studio at home. Equipment Whether it’s hand-building or wheel throwing ceramics you’re interested in, there are bits and pieces that are needed for both. Here’s my list of things I’d be including in a home set-up studio. The first no brainer is clay, but how much and what type? I’d…

Build a Country Pottery Clay Wedging Table: To begin any pottery project you have to condition your clay before taking it to the wheel. thi is called Wedging, its a dull tedious and labour intensive undertaking. if the clay is too wet, you have to knead the clay onto an absorbant surface to …

We’ve created a helpful guide to setting up your home pottery studio. Learn about choosing a location, space considerations, aesthetics, functionality, equipment, and more:

The Pottery Studio began in Atwater Village, when our owner, Marshall Blair - who had been making plates and bowls for his restaurants since 2015 - purchased a gas kiln and invited a few other potters to help fill it. More and more potters came, so we started adding classes, and The Pottery Studio officially began. For

Working with a material that is taken from the earth seems as natural as you can get, but there are so many ways in which you can ensure your pottery studio operates sustainably and produces less waste.

the new kiln shed!

I thought I would give you an update on my studio and the barn/shed redo. It’s all done now and looks fantastic! What an amazing place! The history of the barn is very interesting. Originally, it was the workshop for Griffith Tablecraft. Some of you Australians may remember the business and the location – Treetops […]

Pottery studio set up