BUILD YOUR OWN VASE
A HANDBUILDING WORKSHOP
BUILD YOUR OWN VASE
A HANDBUILDING WORKSHOP
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3 new membership spots open: Join today with code SUMMER50 and enjoy half-price on your first month.
A HANDBUILDING WORKSHOP
SATURDAY
July 5
10am - 12:00 pm
$90
Celebrate the Fourth of July weekend with a creative escape to the studio. In this 2-hour class, you'll learn the coiling method to handbuild your own ceramic vase — no experience necessary.
We'll guide you through shaping and smoothing your form, and after class we'll take care of glazing and firing your piece. Your finished vase will be ready for pickup or shipping (at cost) in about 4–6 weeks.
It's a perfect way to slow down, get your hands dirty, and make something beautiful.
Duration: 2 hours
Date: Saturday July 5, 10am-12PM
Level: Beginner
Tools, aprons, and towels provided
Limited to 12 participants per workshop
Cost: $90 per person (studio members get 15% off).
Additional notes:
Full payment is required prior to the event to secure your spot.
If you need to cancel, we offer a credit valid for 6 months, provided cancellation is made in writing at least one week before the workshop.
Workshops may be rescheduled once within this 6-month period with a 10% re-booking fee.
Please note that we do not offer refunds under any circumstances, including after the class begins.
In the event of low enrollment, we reserve the right to cancel the class one week before the scheduled start date.
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About the Instructor:
Benedicte Leclere
Benedicte is a ceramic artist and co-founder of L’Impatience and L’Atelier — two creative spaces in Kingston, NY dedicated to thoughtful, expressive work in clay. Originally from France, she brings a quiet precision and deep respect for material to both her teaching and artistic practice. At L’Atelier, Benedicte leads intimate, hands-on wheel throwing and hand building classes, supporting students in building skill, confidence, and connection through clay. As co-creator of Mutual Core, a sculptural speaker project that merges sound and form, she explores the intersection of ceramics, design, and sensory experience. Her classes reflect the ethos of the studio she helped build: focused, welcoming, and grounded in the quiet joy of making.
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